Posted by da.bees on June 26, 2018 at 09:07:44 from (68.203.133.191):
In Reply to: Growing taters posted by JL Ray on June 26, 2018 at 05:16:37:
I have been growing potatoes for 5 years in 20% soil x 80% compost mix. I do it because black clay and warm temperature in N Central Tx isn't ideal for growing potatoes. I start in January with peels from the kitchen,half way finished compost mixed with soil and green grass clippings. I continue planting peels every 2 weeks in same beds until March. Some years frost kill's early plantings but when it doesn't,production is best. Green clippings are in bed to furnish heat and discontinued in late Feb. When I've used material that hasn't undergone de-composition,heat from composting seem's to be bad for growth,esp late in season. Plants are usually crowded in march so I thin them. If compost doesn't contain animal manure,I fertilze each time I hill.
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