How To Harvest, Cure and Store Sweet Potatoes For A FULL YEAR without Refrigeration

Its actually very simple to harvest, cure and store sweet potatoes so you have a supply of nutrient dense food all winter long and even into the following summer as you will see in this video. If you do not have access to a place that maintains 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit then its also acceptable to just leave them in a cupboard for a number of months and that will still get you a solid 2-3 even 4 or 5 months out of them.

[dianacoburn]

great idea using the heat in your car. I love it

[natgirrl]

Being that I am on the Illinois/Indiana border, I am so glad that I found you! Literally everything that you talk about can be applied to my garden.

[tangodown-]

Just harvested my first crop ever, tried a few small ones straight out the soil and they were damn good, excited to see the change after curing, thanks for the info

[reginaphalanges]

LOL....that's a brilliant solution for curing them!

[Bpt]

Thank you for making this video! The world is abundant, and you are helping people join in it.
Great idea about leaving them in the car, I had been wondering about how to keep them warm.

[GFD]

Amazing amount of sweet potatoes from just one bag!!!

I'd love to see a video of your food storage space(s)...

[dawnteskey]

Thanks! I have my first ever harvest of sweet potatoes coming up this year, glad to be prepared for it!

[mariawarren]

I did not know about the need of "curing" the sweet potatoes. Thank you!

[SC-xgkl]

Great content as always! Thank you for providing us with clear concise information !

[tiasjunkpaper]

Thank you, just what we needed! We just had our first harvest of sweet potatoes, very plentiful and exciting. Now we just need to cure and store them so we can enjoy them in the months to come.

[johnnykay]

Love that garlic stash of yours Nat. thanks 4 da vid

[trishnelson]

I'm glad I found you! I'm in Northern Indiana too so your advice will be greatly appreciated. I expanded my garden this year for next season and am looking forward to growing more!

[bobbyanderson]

I'm digging how you get straight down to biz. Keep up the good work my friend

[georgennajones]

Thank you for this instructional video. I really appreciate the fact that it is short. I can’t wait to harvest and cure my potatoes.👏🏾👏🏾

[martinjones]

I am growing sweet potatoes 🍠 for the first time this year got the slips delivered through the post I have put them in big containers with my own rotted down leaf mould which has turned to soil and mixed some of own potash with it 🍠 I rolled out a sheet of wire and put the containers on top of the wire because I have a lot of rodents that chew through the plastic pots and would probably eat the potatoes inside the container From Devon England thanks for the video I didn’t know about the curing method👍

[carlaellison]

Thank you so much for posting this! I didn’t think we would have sweet potatoes this year because before watching your video on how to plant sweet potatoes, I just put the whole potato in the ground. I went out to my moms garden this evening. Just digging around and sure enough there were sweet potatoes. Now I know how to cure them, thanks to you!

[aadamstory]

Your education quality is really high and the integrity is amazing.
Thank you for providing amazing knowledge for us.

[travisdavis]

I always wondered how this was done. Thank you my friend.

[OttawaValleyVibes]

Glad I came across your channel, bro!!!! Always looking for useful information to post in my gardening group, and I live how you're straight to the point, and show examples, rather than blabbering on and cover 2 minutes of information in a 15-10 minute

[ashleylovepace]

I hope your channel takes off. You are so informative and a fun personality! Thanks