Potatoes do not have seeds. They grow from the "eyes" seen on the potato. What you see are the eyes growing. They don't mind cold if it is not below freezing.
No. They are tubers and grow by producing "eyes" or new stems.
Potatoes are grown under the ground, yes. The "eyes" of the original potatoe are put into the soil just like you would with a seed and then they are watered as a normal plant. They grow into a leafy plant ABOVE the ground which then grows the potatoes.
Potatoes are tubers. Each have "eyes". If you cut the tuber up so that each segment has an eye and plant it, a new plant will grow with several tubers growing underground. "Seed" potatoes have many eyes on the tuber.
because The "eyes" of the potatoes are buds that grow into new plants.@tonilyn_1D
No potatoes need dirt to grow
Potatoes grow on a type of shrub that grows very low to the ground, providing much ground cover. The ends of the shrub branches (spuds or 'eyes') have the appearance of roots so they natural grow into the grow, but this is actually the site of potato growth. This explains how they grow underground.
Potatoes are plants. They do not grow on other plants.
Leave the potato alone for a little while. It will start to grow 'eyes', those are the buds. If you plant the budding potato, you will grow more potatoes.
No. Grapes grow in a vineyard.
Potatoes are usually grown from seed potatoes which are neatly cut from a potato to have one to two "eyes" which are the buds.The reason why potatoes do not follow the regular convention of flowers and seeds is because they are underground shoots i.e their roots store starch to form tubers and from these starch deposits,new shoots grow.
Potatoes have eyes. Couches have people (potatoes), that have eyes. Potatoes don't move. Like people don't move when thay're sitting watching tv.