How to Cultivate Apples at Home: Easy and Productive!

Success in the Culture of the Apples of Earth at home

Growing potatoes at home is simple and rewarding. Here is a practical guide to help you get started:

Potatoes love sunlight. Choose a sunny place in your garden or on a well-exposed balcony.

The floor must be furnished, rich in organic matter and well drained. Aerate the soil by turning it over and adding compost if necessary.

There are many varieties of potatoes to be grown. Choose those that are adapted to your region and your culinary preferences.

Plant your potato tubers about 10-15 cm deep and spaced about 30 cm apart. Make sure to cover them with soil and water regularly.

Keep the soil moist but not wet. Straw around plants to conserve moisture and limit weed growth.

Potato harvest can occur about 3 months after planting, when foliage begins to yellow and fade. Gently harvest to avoid damaging tubers.

After harvest, let the potatoes dry away from direct sunlight. Store them in a cool and dark place to keep them longer.

Monitor potential diseases and pests, such as mildew, and act quickly if necessary.
Crop rotation is recommended to avoid soil depletion.
Feel free to experiment with different varieties to discover your favourites!