They're surprisingly easy to grow! I literally planted them along a fence in a low-traffic area and left them alone. When the leaves yellowed, I dug them up and kind of cured them on newspaper in a bathroom.

No problem! It was actually pretty fun to experiment with, and I found that my sweet potatoes tasted so much better than store bought. Some of them were huge, too! I had one that was nearly the size of

The way I did it last year was to use an old sweet potato from the store, let it sprout, pop the slip off at the base, and put it in water just a few centimeters deep. Wait for it to put out some roots,

Just sent!! Thank you guys so much! I'm excited to get these, and I know my husband is going to LOVE them! Haha

Yay!! Thank you guys! I'm contacting you now!

Thanks!

Thanks so much!!

Haha. @mericanhomestead needs to keep spreading the word, because I've already brought a few more people "to the dark side" because of them! Glad you joined in, too!

Hello to you too!

Thank you! I'm definitely excited to begin!

I showed your first video about these spouts to my husband the other day because we were both complaining about using the gas cans to fill our tractor. It's such a hassle to spend extra time just to OPEN

This is perfect timing! I was actually just asking family and friends if anyone knew how to preserve honeysuckle, since my backyard has been recently taken over by it. This is perfect! It'll be so great

I'm glad you got one of these! It makes bottling so much easier! My husband and I were able to bottle over 300 individual bottles in one afternoon with a floor corker. We make wine and mead and he brews

I was just telling my husband about these plants yesterday! Our forest area on our property is suddenly over loaded with poison ivy. I haven't found any jewelweed near us yet, but I have found another

I'm hoping to get some of these from your website next year so we can grow them in our backyard! I think I discovered these a little too late to plant them this spring.