Just for the fun of it, we planted a spud in a large plant pot and kept it
earthed up and watered. It has flowered and looks healthy. Question. At what
stage/state/condition do we "harvest the crop"?

I feel sure some of the Glow Worms on here can give me the answer.

Mike

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‘From the Crowe’s Nest’

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Just for the fun of it, we planted a spud in a large plant pot and kept it
earthed up and watered. It has flowered and looks healthy. Question. At what
stage/state/condition do we "harvest the crop"?

I feel sure some of the Glow Worms on here can give me the answer.

Mike

.................................................
For those ex Royal Navy.
http://angelradioisleofwight.moonfru...ive/4574468641
7.30 ? 8.00 pm Wednesday 6th August 2014
?From the Crowe?s Nest?

When you are hungry, stupid boy

--
Roger T

700 ft up in Mid-Wales

"'Mike'" wrote

Just for the fun of it, we planted a spud in a large plant pot and kept it
earthed up and watered. It has flowered and looks healthy. Question. At
what stage/state/condition do we "harvest the crop"?

I feel sure some of the Glow Worms on here can give me the answer.


Depends on the type.
If it was an early then we have all ours up and eaten already, if it's a
second early then we have them up and in a sack in the shed.
If it was a main crop then leave until the hulms die down.
--
Regards. Bob Hobden.
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