Sometimes chitting potatoes happens by accident. If you have ever had potatoes sprout in your cupboard before you can eat ...

Maincrops take up the most space in the garden, but they tend to be the best varieties to grow if you want some for storage. Your home-grown potatoes should be ready for lifting from June until ...

You intended to cook those potatoes and now they are full of sprouts. Can you still eat them or should you compost?

there's nothing worse than reaching for them only to find they have sprouted, wrinkled or turned a nasty green shade. Whether households are green-thumbed and growing their own potatoes or ...

Potato House, a family-run potato-growing business near Dundee in Scotland ... reports the Express. But are sprouted spuds safe to eat? According to The Spruce Eats, they are, provided they ...

Learn how to grow sprouts anywhere and on the go ... but you shouldn’t try to cultivate either potato or tomato sprouts, which are said to be poisonous if eaten in quantity.

Hands holding potatoes freshly dug up from the garden - Viktor Sergeevich/Shutterstock At the end of a growing season, ...

Potatoes don’t grow from a simple seed. They grow from a seed potato. The seed potato has small sprouts on it and is ready to grow. When you forget about potatoes in the cupboard for a while ...