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Started by sid, June 19, 2007, 19:37:21

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sid

hi my new potato's have not yet flowered yet but the leaves are going yellowish with Wat looks like rust and getting holes in the leaf the potato is called Swift first time i have grown them last year grew a diffrent kind and had no problems

sid


cornykev

Don't wait for the flower Sid, reef around and have a butchers.  ;D ;D ;D
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

asbean

When did you put the seed pots in?  Swift is a quick maturing one which takes about 9-10 weeks to produce spuds.  Probably reaching the end of its growing period.  Swift doesn't flower.
The Tuscan Beaneater

Taters

When did you plant them? I grew them this year in buckets on the patio (and have grown them before).

They have a very short growing period around 8-10 weeks, don't flower (well i never gave them the chance lol) and from buckets are a perfect early summer salad welcome to the new growing year.  :)

if in doubt take a piccy and post it, but i suspect they have come to the end and are ready for harvest  :)

sid

planted them 2nd week in April didn't know they flowed thanks will dig one up and see tomorrow will let you know

Uncle Joshua

I got my first crop of spuds today, talk about heaven.


manicscousers

got some brilliant looking spuds there, mick  :)

tim

Mick - I'm going to be real mean here.

What variety? Because they look like hell for the chef!!

Eyeless ovals are SO much easier.

sid

my spuds were ready and they were spanking lovley

asbean

We've just started on our 4th variety of 1st earlies - Royal Kidney.  we think it's better that Internationa Kidney.  Very tasty.  We got them at the potato fair in Whitchurch in January.  Mmmmmmm.  :P :P :P :P
The Tuscan Beaneater

Taters

Quote from: manicscousers on June 21, 2007, 04:35:48
got some brilliant looking spuds there, mick  :)

;D ;D ;D....when in doubt, dig ...  ;D ;D ;D

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