As I really enjoy growing 'strange' vegetables I read up on how to grow sweet potatoes at this forum.
Being very curious and not knowing how long the process would take, I put two potatoes in water the first week of december.
It took less than two weeks for the first slip to appear. Within three days it was large enough to be taken off and to be put in water. A week later I had to put it in a pot.
Now I have loads of sweet potato slips. Some in water, some already potted up and the potatoes are still producing new slips.
Obviously they are way too early and I have to keep them indoors for a long time. How do I keep them from becoming long, skinny and pale?
Somewhere on this forum someone, I think it was EJ, knew how to check other vegs, but I can't find the thread anymore. Any advice is welcome.
Thanks.
Btw: slips in water grow roots quicker when the container is translucent.