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02/10/2026

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01/30/2026

The "Potato High-Rise": Triple Your Yield in One Square Foot
Forget digging rows—stack milk crates, plant potatoes at every level, and harvest by simply tipping the crates over. No shovels, no sliced potatoes, no back pain. Just piles of clean spuds from a footprint smaller than a doormat.

THE SECRET: PLANT EVERY LEVEL
Unlike "add soil as you go" methods, you build the entire tower on day one with seed potatoes planted in each crate. This ensures tubers form throughout the full height—not just at the top.

CONSTRUCTION (Per Crate):
1. Line bottom and sides with thick straw/hay (contains soil, allows drainage)
2. Fill halfway with potting soil + compost mix
3. Place 3-4 seed potatoes, eyes facing out
4. Cover with 3-4 inches more soil
5. Stack next crate directly on top, repeat

TOWER HEIGHT:
- 3-4 crates ideal (more gets unstable)
- Each level produces independently
- One tower = 9-16 seed potatoes in 1 sq ft

THE SIDE-SPRAY WATERING TRICK:
Water rushes through vertical systems too fast. Solution: spray water directly through the open grid of lower crates. Milk crate design lets you inject moisture into middle and bottom levels without drowning the top.

THE NO-SHOVEL HARVEST:
When vines yellow and die back:
1. Lift crates off one by one
2. Tip over onto tarp
3. Soil falls away, potatoes roll out clean
4. No fork, no slicing, no digging
5. Straw + spent soil go straight to compost

BEST VARIETIES FOR TOWERS:
Yukon Gold, Red Pontiac, Kennebec, Fingerlings

01/30/2026

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested by federal authorities in Los Angeles late Thursday night, according to his attorney. UPDATES: https://ktla.com/news/nationworld/don-lemon-arrested-by-federal-agents-attorney-says/

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