How many potato plants can I put in each bag?
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Little Magnolia, I planted 4 potato pieces in my grow-bag. Filled the bag about half full of soil and rolled down the sides to meet the soil. I put my grow-bags on strips of wood placed over concrete blocks to the bags could drain well and get air all around the bag. As my tater plants grew, I just rolled UP the bag sides and added more soil. I kept doing this as the plants grew until I had almost rolled the bag to the top. It's dry and hot here in NW FL panhandle so watering was a chore; but, my 3 grow-bags gave a large harvest for hubby and myself. I've had good success with grow-bags; plus, they are the answer for me as I have a very small backyard and my growing space is limited. Little Magnolia, I planted 4 potato pieces in my grow-bag. Filled the bag about half full of soil and rolled down the sides to meet the soil. I put my grow-bags on strips of wood placed over concrete blocks to the bags could drain well and get air all around the bag. As my tater plants grew, I just rolled UP the bag sides and added more soil. I kept doing this as the plants grew until I had almost rolled the bag to the top. It's dry and hot here in NW FL panhandle so watering was a chore; but, my 3 grow-bags gave a large harvest for hubby and myself. I've had good success with grow-bags;... » Read More Little Magnolia, I planted 4 potato pieces in my grow-bag. Filled the bag about half full of soil and rolled down the sides to meet the soil. I put my grow-bags on strips of wood placed over concrete blocks to the bags could drain well and get air all around the bag. As my tater plants grew, I just rolled UP the bag sides and added more soil. I kept doing this as the plants grew until I had almost rolled the bag to the top. It's dry and hot here in NW FL panhandle so watering was a chore; but, my 3 grow-bags gave a large harvest for hubby and myself. I've had good success with grow-bags; plus, they are the answer for me as I have a very small backyard and my growing space is limited. « Show Less
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I was able to get 5 small plants in each bag. I filled the bag about 1/3 of the way with soil and rolled down the excess so plants could get light. As the plants grew I added more soil ( essentially hilling the potatoes)and urolled the bag. I was able to get a large crop of potatoes by using this method.
625464
One, but it's a good idea to make 2-3 holes in a cluster for each plant you want in case they don't all grow. Almost all if mine from this pack did though. Also comes with good instructions on best way to prep each seed type.
1179031
It depends on the type of plants. Two tomatoes or peppers. More of the smaller types. I currrently have mine full of strawberries, started with six, but they have dropped new plants and I am not sure how many there are. I am picking lots of strawberries!
1810112
Buy topsoil and mulch and combine. Choose the potatoes you want to plant. You only need about 6. Let the potatoes develop eyes by putting them in a dimly lighted area. This takes awhile. Follow instructions that come with the bag. Don't overwater. Harvest when the leaves of the top layer are dry. The whole process takes awhile, but you will get potatoes.
1625010
Mine are doing great, i bought 2. Right now i have about a 5# bag of potatoes in the bottom, 3-4 #s of onions in the middle and then about 2#s of garlic in the top and its doing awesome. The other one has about the same weight in fruits.
927178
That depends on how big your potato is. They slice very thin so you will get a lot from one big potato. I would recommend using 2 trays. My first purchase I only got one tray. I ordered additional trays and my kids love to make them!
1808025
A 10# bag would probably fit, but it might be close... if you get them to store potatoes, you should know they're not completely opaque, meaning some light will get through to your taters, which do better when stored in the dark - maybe you could spray paint the outside, though?
396052
It depends on the plant. It comes with a chart. For example you can do two tomato plants or 10 bean plants.You could plant more smaller plants such as herbs, etc.
1371302
I fit three to four average size baking potatoes in the bag and place it with the opening side down. It always works.
1599931
I used twelve 40 pound bags of soil for each bed. They could have held a little more if I remember correctly (I first filled them last year), but that was certainly sufficient for a successful vegetable garden.
1003534
In terms of pounds I would say about 8 to 10 lbs per 15 gallon bag. It's enough to grow about anything you wish.
396051
Go to agardenpatch.com they should have a chart to tell you what and how much you can plant if you want to check before you buy
2161355
It all depend on how many and size or what kind of sweet potato. I'll put at least 1 to 1 and half cup of water to try them out.
664879
Not sure. About 1/4 of bag grew. Very low plants. I did not add anything. Watered. Sowed 1/8 - 1/4".
1579200
One bag is enough for about a one inch layer of in a 30 gallon tank. So no, not really; you'll want at least a 2" substrate for plants to be happy, and that's why you're planning on buying Flourite, isn't it? I used one bag of this and two 12 lb bags of Carib Sea Flora Max in my 30 gal. Plant growth is great. I do use additional fertilizers, though.
1063231
No, the capacity of the food shoot will not sustain a potato. You will have to pre-cut them.
1812435
I think I put about 9-12 bags (1 cubic foot per bag) of soil in each 4x4 square. I will definitely have to add soil again this year. I bought 2 of these of beds - they worked out great.