After the potatoes sprout, cut them open first, leave one or two bud spots on each piece, apply some plant ash to disinfect, and soak them in rooting water for a while, which can improve the survival rate.

Then prepare suitable potting soil. Because potatoes grow in the soil, you need to choose a larger flowerpot to provide enough space for the growth of potatoes. Generally, ordinary gardening soil will suffice. , and adding an appropriate amount of river sand to it can increase the looseness of the soil, and then add some organic fertilizer to make the base.

Plant the soaked potatoes into the soil, use some organic fertilizer at the bottom of the soil, with the sprouting mouth facing up, cover it with a layer of soil, pour enough water, and then put it in the soil. In a bright place, after a week, small buds can break out of the ground.

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After the buds grow, the maintenance is the same as that of ordinary plants. Potatoes are relatively drought-tolerant plants. Water them after the pot soil is dry. Do not water them too much, otherwise potatoes grown from waterlogged soil will easily rot.

Use fertilizer twice a month, you can use liquid fertilizer. At the same time, give it enough light, so that the potatoes below can grow beautiful and big, and they will also bloom white flowers. If there is insufficient sunlight, the potatoes will become leggy.