Many home gardeners and market growers alike rely on seed companies and other suppliers for not just our seeds, but also our started plants, roots, or bulbs. Things like garlic, onions, and seed potatoes are often purchased rather than saved from the previous harvest or started at home and sweet potatoes also fall into this category. For years I purchased started sweet potato slips to grow and I often still do, just because of the quantity I need.
Today on Just Grow Something we’re going to go over three ways we can easily get our own slips started either from our own harvested sweet potatoes or from store-bought ones. It’s easier than you think and even if you need a lot of slips, it takes up less room than you might think. Let’s dig in!
Episode Resources and References:
Ep. 94 - Growing Sweet Potatoes
Growing Sweet Potatoes in Missouri | MU Extension
Sweet Potato Starts and Plantings (k-state.edu)
Just Grow Something Gardening Friends Facebook Group
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