Potato plants grow at different speeds. It depends on the type of potato! But i am actually a potato farmer so i know alot about growing potatoes. It takes about a month for them to grow but then about a week for them to be ready. So about a month and 1 week! But it really depends on the type of potato
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it depends on how many "eyes" the potatoe that you plant in the ground has. these are the little nodules on the potaoes. so you might only have 3 or 4 or around a dozen.
they do not grow amazingly fast they grow quite slowely but if you give it good plant food it will grow faster. thanks
Those little "fruits" on the potato plant are exactly that - they are the fruit of the plant and, like all fruits, contain the seeds to grow new plants.The potato plant is from the same family as the tomato, Solanaceae, so those little fruits are the equivalent of the etable tomato that grows on the tomato plant. The potato fruit, however, is poisonous, as are all the above-ground parts of the potato plant, so do not attempt to eat them.You can grow potato plants from the seeds but it is a bit of a waste of time since the plant grows easily from the "eyes" of the potato tuber itself, either whole or cut up, provided there is at least one eye on each piece that you plant.
Potato reproduce with the help of eyes on the potato tuber because the seeds of potato are very week. They rarely grow into plants.
Potato reproduce with the help of the eyes on the potao tuber because the seeds of potato plants are very week and rarely grow into plants.
When a potato is beginning to grow eyes appear on the skin, if planted it is the eyes that grow.If you can divide the potato with eyes on both pieces then yes you will get a plant from each piece.But don't divide them too small, in the early days of growth the plant 'feeds' on the food stored in the potato.
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It grows when you plant and water it.
Yes, potatoes can, but they won't grow as much as normal potaoes can
A sweet potato grows in the ground as a tuber. It is a vine plant.
yeah plant ti in the ground and leave for 'bout 100 days
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.
The straight-forward is answer is no, at least not straight away... The potato is a tuber and, as part of the plant's root system, has the ability, like many plant roots, to regenerate the plant if it is removed from the root system. A simple way to demonstrate this ability is to take a potato and leave it in a dark drawer/cupboard for a couple of weeks. The potato will grow shoots (known as eyes) as it attempts to find light and soil to grow. If you then plant the potato it will grow into a potato plant again. If the potato is left out of the soil too long it will eventually dry up, begin to rot and then it will die.
They grow in small loamy dirt mounds.
What we know as a potato is the root of the potato plant, where the plant stores nutrients that it can use to grow, especially in the spring when it needs to grow a new stalk and leaves, after the winter.
no it wont because i like waffles and pancakes.
you cut out an eye from another potato and plant it, or you can just plant a whole potato
The potato tubers (potatoes) grow below the ground, but most of the potato plant (leaves etc.) grows above ground.