How to Grow Sweet Potatoes in Pots? A Step-by-Step Guide to the Planting Method

Today we are going to teach everyone a very good vegetable for pot growing, a vegetable that many people love to eat, and that is the sweet potato. Sweet potatoes are very tasty, whether stir-fried plain or stir-fried with meat, and are loved by many people. Actually, growing sweet potatoes in pots is very simple. Let's take a look below.

1. Water-Grown Sweet Potato Pot

Wash a sprouted sweet potato clean in water, then add about half a vase of water to a vase, put the washed sweet potato into the vase and fix it in place, making sure half of the sweet potato is soaked in water and half is exposed to the air. After about 4 to 5 days the sweet potato shoots will begin to grow faster, and after a few more days a water-grown pot will basically take shape. After about 2 to 3 weeks, the sweet potato shoots will grow better and better. When the sweet potato vines grow long, prune them appropriately, and be sure to change the water once every 1 or 2 weeks.

2. Soil-Grown Sweet Potato Pot

Cut off the sprouted part of the sweet potato, plant it in a pot filled with soil prepared in advance, then water the pot thoroughly, and place it in a shady spot with sunlight. After a few days, carry out normal care. Water the soil frequently to keep the soil moist, and regularly give the sweet potato some sun; sufficient light will make it grow strong and healthy.