Sagitta - Second Early Seed Potatoes - Pack of 10
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Sagitta Second Early Seed potatoes produce smooth, oval to long-oval tubers with an attractive yellow skin, standing out from other second early varieties for their high yields and reliable performance across different soil types. They are ideal for boiling and chipping thanks to their firm texture, while also being well-suited to salads, roasting, and making an excellent fluffy mash.
Start by chitting your Sagitta Seed potatoes in a cool, light, frost-free position until short, strong shoots appear. Plant them in drills from March to April, spacing each potato around 30cm apart and planting at a depth of approximately 10–15cm, with rows spaced about 60cm wide. Once the shoots emerge and reach a few inches in height, earth up by drawing soil around the stems to protect developing tubers and encourage healthy growth. After around 13–15 weeks, the crop will be ready to harvest.
These strong, disease-resistant seed potatoes are supplied in a pack of 10.
The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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