Vegetables

A sprouted potato is still safe to eat—use the top loop on a vegetable peeler to scoop out sprouts. So you’ve got a potato with… Read More »Can I Use Potato With Eyes?

Apples, as part of the ripening process, give off ethylene gas, and this gas promotes the sprouting of the spuds, whereas, early on, it was… Read More »Why Does An Apple Stop Potatoes From Sprouting?

Sprouted potatoes contain higher levels of glycoalkaloids, which can be toxic to humans when eaten in excess. When should potatoes not be eaten? Potatoes are… Read More »What Potatoes Should You Not Eat?

From time to time, if potatoes are held in very warm conditions with little air, the tuber pith void can develop into a condition called… Read More »Can You Eat Potatoes That Are Black Inside?

15 inches deep. Potatoes, usually spaced 10 inches apart, can be crowded a bit (but only a bit), when planted in containers. A pot with… Read More »How Deep Do Containers Need To Be For Potatoes?

Electricity is not required for proper storage of potatoes – which is great news for off the grid homesteaders. The 7 Best Ways To Store… Read More »How Do You Store Potatoes Off The Grid?

All you need to store them so they’ll stay fresh longer is a cardboard box, a paper or mesh bag, or a basket. Your potatoes… Read More »How Long Does A 10 Lb Bag Of Potatoes Last?

Potatoes store longest if they are unwashed. After harvesting from the garden, lay them out in a single layer in a dark and airy place… Read More »How Do Potato Farmers Store Potatoes?

Stack potatoes just one layer high, and then add a layer of newspaper before adding another layer of potatoes, continuing the pattern until you reach… Read More »How Do You Make A Storage Potato Crate?

After the potatoes have been dug, brush the soil off. Do not wash potatoes until you’re ready to use them. Washing can easily reduce the… Read More »Should You Wash Potatoes After Harvesting?