Irene red-skin Late Seed Potatoes 1Kg

Irene red-skin seed potatoes in a 1kg net for growing your own potatoes.

Irene seed potatoes are red-skinned potatoes and are very floury and extremely suitable for cooking and mashing. The Irene seed potatoes are very late potatoes. They are also winter potatoes, which are easy to store. The Irene potatoes have deep eyes, which makes them a bit difficult to peel.

Red red potato
Very floury potato: suitable for cooking, baking and pureeing
Suitable for clay soil
Good storage potato
NAK certified seed potatoes

Irene seed potatoes can be planted from April. The seed potatoes are best planted / planted in rows of 60cm with a distance of 40cm in loosened soil. Plant the seed potatoes about 10cm deep with the shoots up.

Content ±1kg = approx. 35-40 seed potatoes

€5.17 incl. 0% BTW

Out of stock

Pay safely by CreditCard or PayPal

Shipping to all countries within EU

Description

Irene red seed potatoes

Irene seed potatoes are red skinned potatoes and are very floury and extremely suitable for cooking and mashing. The Irene seed potatoes are very late potatoes. They are also winter potatoes, which are easy to store. The Irene potatoes have deep eyes, which makes them a bit difficult to peel.

Red red potato
Very floury potato: suitable for cooking, baking and pureeing
Suitable for clay soil
Good storage potato
NAK certified seed potatoes

Content ±1kg = approx. 35-40 seed potatoes

When Irene plant seed potatoes?

Irene is a late potato variety and can be planted from April.

You can also pre-germinate seed potatoes to harvest 2 weeks earlier. Place the seed potatoes in the daylight at room temperature so that they get short purple shoots. After 4 weeks you can then plant the seed potatoes in the open ground with a good head start.

How do you plant Irene seed potatoes?

Plant or plant the small seed potatoes in loosened soil in rows of 60cm spaced 40cm apart. Plant the seed potatoes about 10cm deep with the shoots up.

After about 6 weeks you have to ground the potato plants, which means that you make sure that the potatoes are not exposed. Always push a pile of soil against the plant, this also causes the plants to form more runners and therefore more potatoes. Also make sure you weed the weeds regularly.

When Irene harvest / harvest potatoes?

Harvesting Irene potatoes is possible from September to mid-October. Pre-sprouted potatoes can be harvested approximately 2 weeks earlier. Scoop the potato plant upwards with a fork and remove all the potatoes from the ground. Let the potatoes dry outside for a day before taking them inside. It is important that you get all the potatoes out of the ground, as this prevents the transmission of diseases to the following year.