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"Hardening" potatoes
Have always heard that you are supposed to "harden off" pieces of cut potato w/eye before planting. Is this true? If so, why? TIA -- Polar |
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"Hardening" potatoes
Polar wrote: Have always heard that you are supposed to "harden off" pieces of cut potato w/eye before planting. Is this true? If so, why? TIA -- Polar Let the cut surface dry for a day or two and the potatoes won't rot. Fresh cut surface in the wet ground will rot. Best regards, Bob |
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"Hardening" potatoes
Polar wrote in message . ..
Have always heard that you are supposed to "harden off" pieces of cut potato w/eye before planting. Is this true? If so, why? TIA The other term is "suberize" It forms a callous which seals the tissue from decay. |
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