Potatoes chitted

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  1. Steve R

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    Well actually this is my "over winter" store cupboard, and the warm winter has done this!!

    Steve...:)
     
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      I suspect you'll lose one or two chits getting them out of the sacks :)
       
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        Plant the sack and see what happerns :biggrin: lots of people grow spuds in sacks
         
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          :smile: Good job you've been keeping an eye on them Steve, they might have got out of hand ;).
           
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            I thought it was rhubarb you forced like that. Those will make some interesting pies.
             
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              :oops: Oooh Steve bit of an :oopss: there then.... :heehee: Not like you....;)
               
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                Oh no:doh:...Don't tell me i've been chitting my spuds all wrong:rolleyespink::biggrin:
                 
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                Your chits are too long Steve, if you are going to chit them for that long you need more light. Here are mine - chitting started in July but I changed my mind about planting them for XMas and carried on chitting them until the following Spring :)

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                Nice short chits, I'm sure you will agree? :heehee:
                 
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                  Touche Kristen!

                  Steve...:)
                   
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