Blighted spuds- to wash or not?

Started by manicscousers, August 19, 2012, 21:56:24

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manicscousers

Our Nadine spuds got blighted so, when we spotted it, we cut the tops down, left them 2 weeks then dug them up. There were a few rotten ones so, we washed, dried and stored the good ones. Then the smell started. I've emptied the bag, thrown the 5 rotten ones. Now, do I wash, dry and store the rest or just dump the lot? We had jackets with some a couple of days ago and they were fine. It's annoying, we had 70 lbs  ::)

manicscousers


delboy

I've had the same problem with kestrel and set about washing them to check out any brown patches and then throw those away. Unfortunately there were lots. Ah well.
What if the hokey cokey is what it's all about?

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