Potato Grow Pot - Pack of 3
Potato Grow Pot - Pack of 3 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Black Grow Pots For Potatoes Pack Of 3
Create ideal growing conditions for potatoes on patios, balconies and courtyards with our black grow pots. Grow potatoes without the need for a vegetable garden and check on their progress by lifting out the inner pot.
Pick your own new potatoes week after week throughout the season. Each pot helps you grow fresh potatoes in compact spaces while keeping soil and watering under control.
Grow Potatoes In A Pot Easily At Home
These black grow pots for potatoes make growing potatoes in a pot simple and rewarding. They allow anyone to cultivate potatoes on balconies, patios or courtyards without needing a garden bed.
The clever two-part design lets you lift the inner pot to view potato growth and harvest tubers as needed. It’s ideal for learning how to grow potatoes in a pot for a continuous crop all season long.
Potato Grow Pots Designed For Convenient Harvesting
The removable inner pot gives easy access to your crop. Simply raise the inner section to pick larger potatoes while smaller ones continue to develop underneath. This feature supports a steady supply of new potatoes without disturbing the plant. With this design, your potatoes are ready in around eight weeks, or ten weeks if they have not been chitted.
Grow Pots For Potatoes In Small Spaces
Each pot is designed to fit comfortably in small outdoor areas such as patios, balconies and courtyards. Even without a vegetable garden, these growpots for potatoes allow you to cultivate a healthy yield.
They maintain consistent soil depth and moisture, helping plants thrive in limited space. The pots are reusable and easy to clean, offering convenience for each growing season.
Potato Grow Pots Size And Pack Details
Supplied in a practical pack of three, each potato pot provides ample depth for healthy potato roots and tuber formation. The colour black helps retain warmth in the soil, encouraging early growth during cooler months. The pots are lightweight, portable and suitable for both beginner and experienced gardeners.
Questions About Black Grow Pots For Potatoes
Do I need to feed the potatoes?
Yes, feed regularly with potato fertiliser.
Can I grow other vegetables in the grow pots?
Yes, you can also grow carrots, beetroot or salad leaves in the same grow pots when not used for potatoes.
How much compost do I need for each pot?
Each pot takes approximately 40 litres of compost, enough to support healthy root growth and moisture retention.
Do the pots have drainage holes?
Yes, each pot includes base drainage holes to prevent waterlogging and support healthy root development.
Can I use the grow pots indoors?
They are best suited to outdoor use where there is natural light and airflow, but can be placed in greenhouses or conservatories.
How should I clean the grow pots after harvesting?
Rinse with water and a mild detergent, then allow to dry thoroughly before storing for the next planting season.
When is the best time to start growing potatoes in a pot?
Begin planting in early spring once frost risk has passed, and continue harvesting fresh potatoes throughout summer and early autumn.
Reviews
Reviews
Specifications
Specifications
Size: H:29cm x W:27.5cm x D:30cm
How To Use
How To Use
Growing instructions:
• Place the inner pot in the outer pot and half fill with a multi-purpose compost. (Do not use a soil based compost such as John Innes).
• Place 3 seed potatoes about 10cm apart in line with the openings on the inner pot.
• Cover the potatoes with more compost to within 2-3cm of the top of the pot. Water thoroughly and place the Potato Pot in a warm and bright location.
• Continue to water regularly, adding a balanced, general purpose liquid feed from 4 weeks after emergence.
• After approx. 10 weeks you can begin harvesting your own new potatoes.
• To harvest, lift the inner pot and carefully remove the larger tubers. Replace the inner pot, leaving more to grow. Harvest again in 10-14 days!
Tips:
• You can start harvesting up to 2 weeks earlier by pre-sprouting, or ‘chitting’ the seed potatoes. Place them in a light, frost free location with the bud end upwards. Egg boxes are ideal for this as it stops the potatoes falling over. This can be done from February.
• The process can be started in a greenhouse but once the potatoes have sprouted they should be moved outdoors.
• Potatoes cannot withstand frost. If there is a chance of frost, move the pot indoors overnight, or cover with Envirofleece 30g or a Plant Cosie.
• Use ‘early’ or salad potato varieties.
• Re-plant in August for a Christmas crop!


