Keep on Growin with Mike VanDuzee
Hydroponic grow spinach substitute that can take the heat. We are growing sweet potatoes in our non circulating passive hydroponic set up otherwise known as the Kratky method. Easy DIY hydroponics.
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Keep on Growin’ with Mike VanDuzee
I'm from Taiwan, sweet potato leaves is a major leafy greens we eat. Water boil It then add fresh ground garlic and soy sauce or soy paste (thick soy sauce) You can try water spinach too! Another Taiwanese's favorites.
Hi, for sweet potatoes. What nutrient combination do you use?
I love sweet potato leaves! Will they ever form tubers in the water?
Yup! Sweet potato leaves are yummy!
Hi great video. How do you start the sweet potato plant before you put them in the net pots. Tsnks for sharing all these great ideas. I literally save all your videos for my gardening playlist. Going to start hydroponic in the summer when it warms up.
They have a lot of nutrition and can be eaten in a variety of ways. Most people don't realize they are edible, assuming because it's a potato plant that the leaves are toxic. I love how the vines grow so long, they are beautiful!
Sweet Potato as a leafy green? I been growing these for years in my hanging pots. Who knew? You could eat the cooked plant in stir fry. Thanks for the tip.
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Nice. I would take your word on it before just about anybody.
Thanks……….keep'em coming !!