Everyone's potatoes grow small, but mine grow like a boxer's fist.

This helps the roots develop freely, absorb enough moisture, and receive the necessary nutrients.

Knock down the box from the boards and set it on the ground. The optimal height should be about 30 centimeters, and the size should be about 60 centimeters. For planting, you should use compost in combination with regular soil.

Before planting, potatoes need to be sprouted. It is worth leaving 5–6 large sprouts on the tuber, and not cutting too large specimens, so as not to reduce the yield.

Sprout the potatoes before planting. The best option is to leave 5-6 large sprouts on the tuber. If the potatoes are too large, do not cut them, so as not to reduce the yield. Remember that tubers are formed on stolons, which grow on light-poor parts of the stem. If the potatoes are immediately buried deep, this will not increase the yield, but only slow down the development of the plant.

Care involves mulching the soil with organic materials, such as grass clippings or leaves. This helps retain moisture, improves soil structure, and enriches it with nutrients. At the first signs of late blight, it is worth changing the mulch to dry plant matter, placing it so that it does not touch the stems.

Harvesting is carried out after the tops have completely dried out, and watering is stopped two weeks before harvesting. This allows the skin of the tubers to harden, which improves their keeping quality. When you open the box, you can see how well the tubers have developed. With proper care, you can get up to 12 kilograms of potatoes from one bush in one such container.

When choosing a place for planting, it is important to consider the level of light. Potatoes need sun throughout the day. In shaded areas, their development slows down, which negatively affects the yield. The variety of potatoes is less important than proper agricultural technology. Even one bush that receives enough light and nutrients can yield a significant harvest.

This method is especially useful for small areas, as it allows you to save space and at the same time obtain high yields.