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so, going by the dormancy info does that mean it is better to plant a chitted slightly dried out spud from any variety than to plant a wettish newly pulled 1st early which is likely to rot :-\
I've got red duke of york, home guard, swift & Nicola ::) :o. Don't ask. Most of them have 6'' long chits on them. Do I take those off please? I have an area behind the potting shed, will they be OK there & then into the GH or potting shed & are the florist buckets any use or do they need to be bigger?
I couldn't remember how long potato dormancy lasts but apparently averages 60 days. For those planning on planting recently harvested tubers have a look at this link http://www.potato.org.uk/department/sbeu/smg/content.html?content=5
They do not store well and are replanted very soon after harvest in areas of South America where 2-3 crops a year are possible.