There are 2 general forms of sweet potatoes, vegetable varieties which are bred for their edible roots and the varieties that are bred for their ornamental trailing vines. Actually both of them belong to the Ipomoea batata species, a tender perennial that are normally grown as an annual. The edible varieties and the ornamental varieties are easy to grow in pots. To read more visit https://growplantseed.com/how-to-grow-sweet-potatoes-in-containers/
How to grow sweet potatoes in containers
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There are 2 general forms of sweet potatoes, vegetable varieties which are bred for their edible roots and the varieties that are bred for their ornamental trailing vines. Actually both of them belong to the Ipomoea batata species, a tender perennial that are normally grown as an annual. The edible varieties and the ornamental varieties are easy to grow in pots. To read more visit https://growplantseed.com/how-to-grow-sweet-potatoes-in-containers/
There are 2 general forms of sweet potatoes, vegetable varieties which are bred for their edible roots and the varieties that are bred for their ornamental trailing vines. Actually both of them belong to the Ipomoea batata species, a tender perennial that are normally grown as an annual. The edible varieties and the ornamental varieties are easy to grow in pots. To read more visit https://growplantseed.com/how-to-grow-sweet-potatoes-in-containers/
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