No part of the potato plant should be consumed unless we are talking about the actual tubers. The Berries that sometimes grow from the flowers are highly toxic and have led to some domestic animal deaths, as they have an extremly high glycoalkaloid levels. These berries are usually reserved by the farmer as "seed" they are planted into a seed bed 3 - 4 weeks before the planting season and they then grow into a tuberlet. This tuberlet is then planted into the garden and produce the potatos. Do not eat any green potatos!
you wanna be careful. Bugs and parasites like to take root on the little potatoes. Wah it and cook it first and always check inside a food before eating to make sure no bugs are left.
no!!
They are edible but have a poor or sometimes even a bitter taste
plant it
A sweet potato grows in the ground as a tuber. It is a vine plant.
All Sweet Potatoes that are of the Latin name Ipomoea Batatas, have both edible roots,(or tubers)and edible young tender green leaves. You can also eat the dried roots and dried vines. This site tells the story well......http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_potato Some sites list the foliage as toxic. I ate them. I was dilicious and I was ok.
Probably not. I have included two web links to help you make sure. See the related links below. There is also a vine called Potato Vine which is a member of the Solanum family and it is toxic, as are the vines of the sweet potato.
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Ipomoea is a sweet potato plant that is grown for it colorful vines, it does not produce sweet potatoes.
Yellow yam is a starchy tuberous vegetable grown on a vine. Variations are common all over the world, but especially in west Africa. Contrary to popular myth it is NOT the same as a sweet potato.
taro?
No. They are a bushy vine like plant. You can grow your own with a potato that is sprouting and putting half of it in water. It will grow roots and the plant will grow out of the top half.
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