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Tipene starts with ...
Hi everyone,
So first time playing around with sweet potato and may be to late to do anything im unsure to be honest.
So i cut a tuber in half and placed each half in a cup of water, both now have slips and one tuber has roots also, but i dont know where to from here or if its too late to put the slips in water to produce roots or anything
Any help i will be thankful for.

Time: 8th January 2020 10:18pm

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Fruitylicious1 says...
Hi Tipene

You can plant the tuber with roots and slips in the ground or in a pot straight away. Don't expose them to full sun promptly. Ease them out gradually until they harden up. Or you can plant them in their final position but cover them with shade for a few days until they acclimatise to their New home. Happy gardening 😎

Time: 9th January 2020 10:18am

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Pauline Staff of Daley&#039;s Nursery says...
If you are able to water them well in the ground, you may find planting them out with no roots on the one will be fine. Especially considering you have half a tuber there to feed it while it develops roots. You can actually take the last 3cm of the ends and eat everything in between! Its not too late to plant but if you are very frosty you may not get big tubers.

Time: 9th January 2020 3:39pm

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