Planting POTATOES In FREE Containers SIMPLE and EASY



Planting POTATOES In FREE Containers SIMPLE and EASY. See HOW To plant and grow potatoes. Simple and Easy way to get huge Harvests.

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35 thoughts on “Planting POTATOES In FREE Containers SIMPLE and EASY”

  1. I actually have a question from a video a you posted a number of years ago. Back to Eden garden. For the base people were using 4 layers of news paper, My question is can I use brown cardboard instead?

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  2. Thank you for your video! We live in a mountain foothill area where we get some ferocious canyon winds. What is to keep this box from blowing away? Thank you

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  3. Today i am starting potatoes in a cardboard box! Just doing it for fun. I actually have two potaoe boxes that my husband built me (2'x2'x2') that is just a frame that we add precut wood to the sides as they grow up and you just simply remove each plank to harvest, super simple…however I made the mistake of sitting 3 bulbs of garlic into my crate of about 3 lbs potato's in my pantry and the whole bin grew eyes super fast!!! Guess who is going to have potato's coming out of their ears!!! ๐Ÿ˜‚

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  4. The Pandemic gave me a collection of boxes. I wanted to plant potatoes in the front corner of my yard because my backyard is full, but the homeless people love to steal everything not nailed down. When I saw this video I realized it was a great idea because no one would want a cardboard box full if dirt with a weed looking plant growing in it…I'm hoping.
    I'm going to try just one box to see how long it will survive. And no…I don't have a front yard fence. Yes, I live in a high variety of foot traffic because I'm on a corner lot across from the city's main downtown park. This is only a test, but if it works I hope to start planting cherry tomatoes in a box for the school kids to pick. PLUS, I have the school bus stop on the side of my house which runs twice a day. Wish me luck everyone because I'm a granny who loves to grow vegetables to share.

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  5. Thanks for showing us how to grow potatoes in cardboard boxes. It's perfect for me in rented space. Now I have to figure out how to avoid bugs. Does planting marigolds with the potatoes help? or another plant? I'm older so have to keep it simple?

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  6. Are freezing (25 degrees projected tonight) temps going to affect my potatoes if I planted them today without looking at the weather first?! Iโ€™m hoping the cardboard protects against it, but is it necessary to blanket on top of that? Please somebody give me peace of mind ๐Ÿ˜ฌ ๐Ÿ‘‰๐Ÿ‘ˆ

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