seed potatoes soft & wrinkled

Started by adrianhumph, March 15, 2005, 11:59:40

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adrianhumph

 Hi all, :D
              some of my pentland javelin first earlies are quite soft & wrinkled  :o no tittering at the back ::)  they seem to have chitted ok , but will they GROW  ??? it seems that it is mostly the small ones that are like this, any ideas at all ???

                                                   Adrian.

adrianhumph


Mrs Ava


kenkew

If EJ say's they'll be OK...they wouldn't dare be anything else. (Mine are the same, what's wrong with soft and wrinkly anyway?)

Mrs Ava

what happens to chaps of a certain age huh.......... ;D ;D ;D ;D

tim

Why is it that some years they do that & others - like this year - they're all fine.

As said, they'll grow!   At 6'4" ,I trust that I won't, wrinkles or no. We haven't a sound beam left in the house!

johcharly

mine are soft and wrinkly and they don't seem to be growing very much.... oops  :-[ that sounds even worse!

kenkew

Nothing wrong with wrinkly....In fact even tho' I have a few mesmerising ones I can still hold my own; Like today, had a game of badmington against two ladies, I've only played 3 times to date, these two must have been playing for years, no, honest....I beat 'em easily. I know they have lots of experience, one was 85 and the other was 89....Uh! I still beat 'em!!

chrispea27

Good luck to KenKew holding his own??????
Chris Pea

fred

Mine are also wrinkled but the sprouts are still less than 1cm

I read that they should grow to an inch is this correct

:-  May I also point out that I do not confuse an inch and a centimeter outside the bedroom

kenkew

I'm told bigger is better bur I'm not convinced. It's what you do with 'em, eh?

Mrs Ava

You can always spray your wrinklies with water to try and plump them up.  ;D

Merry Tiller

You really shouldn't get stressed about this kind of thing, wrinkled or smooth, 1cm or 1 inch, just go with it, chill

philcooper

EJ's right about spraying to plump them up, if you add a bit of seaweed extract to the water they'll do even better

Phil

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