How and when do I plant a 'true potato seed'?

Potato plant is generally grown by tubers.

Potatoes that have been cured and have eye are called seed potatoes because they are planted in order to grown a potato plant.

A potato is the seed or tuber of the plant so it will produce a new plant.

This depends on the plant, some plants can take in that neutrients and use it for their benifit. Example, the potato might be holding water, the seed and use that water for itself.

Potato plants produce many potatoes not just one. You can grow a plant from seed or use a cutting from a potato that has sprouted.

you have to let the seed dry all the way through it so you can plant a potato fruit.

Yes, but it would be better to sow the seeds from inside it. Sowing potato seed is the only way of breeding/producing new varieties.

potatoes arent usually grown from seed but from potato cuttings.

The potato in a way is the 'seed'. The small root like things or 'eyes' that you will see grow on a potato if you leave it untouched for a while, those are what cause a plant to grow. When i grew potatoes i would find the type i wanted at the shops and buy a bag of them. Then leave the potatoes until the 'eyes' started to grow on it. Then put the entire potato in the ground.

yes The potato plant when grown from the seed forms tuber in first crop season and when these tubers are planted, each tuber develops in to another plant bearing flowers that set seeds again. So, it is a biennial plant.

No, a potato plant is not an annual plant.

Yes, in fact potatoes have a fruit. This is the most poisonous part of the plant however and must not be eaten.

while it produces seeds they are not used for propagating it so the answer depends on the context of the question

That depends. If the plant is dead, then planting a seed beneath it can be beneficial, because as the dead plant decays, it will release nutrients into the soil that will help the seed to grow healthily. Planting a seed under a live plant, however, is typically unwise, since either the seed will kill the living plant, or the living plant will kill the seed, or both will survive, but make each other unhealthy.

They are not neccessarily the better method they are an alternative method. If the plant being propogated is a species then seed is as good a method as species come true from seed. If the plant is a cultivar then it will not come true from seed so a cutting is required to produce an exact replica.

If you want to plant potatoes, you would not want "seed" you would want seed potatoes. If you look at a potato , you will see what are called eyes, which are actually sprouts. Cut the potato into 1/4 sections, having several eyes on each section. Plant this and with ample moisture, it will sprout. Plant approx. 3" deep. If you leave one in the bag, too long, it can also sprout, but will not make potatoes. potatoes are a tuber, and new potatoes will form on the root system in the ground. ( nodules)

You could try drying the seeds and planting them just for grins. There is no way to guarantee you'll get a good plant because it may have crossed with some other potato and it will likely produce the potato version of a mutt. It is best to start your spuds from seed potatos. You cut a large spud in quarters, each quarter with 2 to 3 eyes, and let them set in cool storage over the winter. When you plant the seed potatoes, the result is genetically the same as the original plant.

Both. The potato is a starchy, tuberous crop from the perennial Solanum tuberosum of the Solanaceae family. The noun vegetable usually means an edible plant or part of a plant other than a sweet fruit or seed.

The potato tuber serves as a store of energy for the potato plant. This helps the potato plant survive through winter.

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The potato is the root or tuber of the potato plant.

Because its underground ^^not complete The potato is the root of a plant. The skin of a potato contains enzymes, that are stimulated by the presence of water, which convert the glucose and cellulose in the meaty center of the potato to a bud. Like a seed.

Potatoes start to sprout when the temperature rises. If your seed potatoes are kept cool, they will not sprout before you wish to plant them.

The sweet potato is a part of the root of the sweet potato plant.

no difference, helps if the potato or piece of potato has at least one "eye"