Easiest Way to Grow Lots of Sweet Potato Slips

The easiest way to grow lots of sweet potato slips is by submerging the sweet potato in a cup full of water. The slips will grow fast and develop roots. You must place the pointy side of the sweet potato up and the blunt side down in water. After 4 to 8 weeks, sweet potatoes will grow lots of slips with very healthy roots. These slips can then be broken off and planted in the garden to grow sweet potatoes.

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[monicam]

I followed this video and grew slips from 1 purple sweet potato last year. I got around 25 plants from just 1 sweet potato and harvested around 30 lbs of sweet potatoes!!

[levinkaukereit]

Videos like this remind me why I love YouTube

[kalas]

The way you say "sweet potato" is the best!

[JackieWacky]

I bought a sweet potato, I forgot about it... it’s been in a black grocery bag for three weeks... Didn’t notice it ‘til leaves were sticking out of the bag... and now it’s grown like 10 inches... and I’m just like, “UH?!”

[geofferyromany]

I am in Nevis in the Caribbean and I am concerned about a world food crisis ( who isnt) . I watched this video many times and tried to copy what he did. Surprisingly, it actually works. I even cut my sweet potato in 2 as there were shoots on the top but no roots. I followed his instructions as much as possible. Now I have 5 shoots on the top half and the bottom half it is developing many slips. Thanks to this video.

[jacqslabz]

Oh, I tried to grow sweet potatoes in high school by planting a sweet potato, and I thought I screwed up because I didn’t make any more sweet potatoes. Learn something new every day!

[DeadeyeJoe]

This is my obligatory PSA to let everyone know that sweet potato greens are delicious and very good for you. You can trim the younger leaves & stems to use like spinach (I use these in my green smoothies frequently). NOTE: this only applies to sweet potatoes. Do not eat regular potato greens as those are poisonous. Sweet Potatoes are a member of the morning glory family and the tuber (sweet potato), vine, greens, and flower is edible. Regular potatoes are a part of the nightshade family, so the greens are poisonous.

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OMG. I cannot wait for an update. We should all start soaking our potatoes together along with you and share our experiences.

[meksparrow]

Pandemic hits I'm glad i will God willing have sweet potatoes.🤗

[bgmjr]

I love how he says sweet potatoes. Thanks for the video, I’m starting to grow them too.

[TheBrytstarr]

You give the best directions on growing sweet potato slips from more than one type of sweet potato! You have helped me alot because this is my SECOND attempt to grow them. My first attempt failed; I saw NO growth from my organic s. potato. I have high hopes for my current attempt and very much appreciate your welcome advice. Thanks! 😘

[thelifeofjonnelleohtv]

There should be a playlist. I have to scroll back 2 years to find what happens next lol

[carldevis]

Your videos are like soothing therapy i just feel so good watching them

[ksangebell]

Finally figured out what I have been doing wrong growing sweet potato slips!! Thanks!

[ceyahnaikuteh]

I like it! Nice, simple presentation offered with a pleasing personality, and warm nature. I did mine while I watched you. Many of the other videos left me lacking confidence in my ability. Yours is a "yes I can do it!" video. I can't wait to plant and then dig them up! I absolutely love Japanese sweet potatoes but buying them at my local farmer's market costs a small fortune! Thank you!

[chrisfrochaux]

I'm currently stranded in Panama's countryside (Azuero Peninsula) so I decided to create a square foot type raised bed garden. The question was what to plant and this seems to be the answer... Best pandemic food I can imagine. Thanks.

[lmaprez]

Good advice 👍 and like that you did the experiment for us 🙏 thank you

[BlessedBaubles]

I’ve been growing slips for over 8 years since I first heard it could be done. I’ve actually kept the same sweet potato crop going all those years by using potatoes from the very first crop I grew. I have not found it matters which half of the potato you put in the water. Some bury the potato 1/2 way under soil and take the slips as they grow. It’s almost hard to fail growing slips. Just slice it in half, place the sliced end into water, and the slips will grow. I also haven’t had any issue with taking the slips off without their own roots. I simply wrap the tiny slips in a sliver of paper towel to help them stand up, keeping them watered as the roots grown, then plant them in soil, then in the ground or pots.
Enjoy and grow your own food as much as you can. 👍🏼

[mimia.]

we usually eat those Sweet Potato leaves and shoots.. we steamed them and add some sliced tomatoes and sprinkle salt. Yum!

[BomJimmy]

@4:35 onward video without noisy sound track, sounds pleasant.
Thank you for all the secrets of gardening.