Tui Potato Grow Bag
The humble potato is a staple on many dinner tables around New Zealand. Roasted, boiled, mashed or in a salad – no matter how you serve yours, they will always taste better dug out of your own garden.
Use the Tui Potato Grow Bag, a portable potato growing bag, to grow your own.
This bag holds approximately 1 x bag of Tui Vegetable Mix
Follow our step by step guide to growing potatoes in the Tui Potato Grow Bag.
Benefits
- Ideal for growing potatoes, carrots or onions.
- Easy access window for harvesting.
- Sturdy handles and reinforced drainage holes.
Directions for use
How to use:
- Choose a seed potato variety based on your taste and cooking preferences.
- Add a 10cm layer of Tui Vegetable Mix to the base of your Tui Potato Grow Bag.
- Place approximately 3-5 sprouted seed potatoes in the bag with the sprouts facing upwards.
- Cover seed potatoes with a 5cm layer of Tui Vegetable Mix and gently pat down.
- Water your planted potatoes with Tui Organic Seaweed Plant Tonic.
- As your potatoes grow keep mounding with Tui Vegetable Mix up to 5cm from the top of the bag.
- Water and feed your potatoes regularly, they are ready to harvest when the tops die back. To harvest, open the easy access window and enjoy your bumper crop!
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Tui Potato Grow Bag reviews
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Love this product. Super handy for our small garden. What would be some other great veges to grow in them outside of potato season?
Hayley
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Tui Potato Food
Read MoreThe humble potato is a Kiwi staple on many dinner tables. Roasted, boiled, mashed or in a salad, no matter how you serve yours, they will always taste better dug out of your own garden.
Tui Potato Food is specially formulated for home gardens. It contains all the necessary nutrients to give you high yielding, quality potatoes. High levels of phosphorus and potassium promote healthy tuber production and plant growth.
Use in your garden beds, and you'll be harvesting a bumper crop of tasty homegrown potatoes this season.
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Tui Vegetable Mix
Read MoreWhether your vege patch is bursting with salad greens for summer barbeques, or carrots and leeks for hearty winter soups, nothing beats the satisfaction of ‘growing your own'. Tui Vegetable Mix is a high quality natural-based planting mix containing the right blend of nutrients to provide your veges with the best possible start and sustained growth throughout the season.
Use in your garden beds, pots and containers, and you'll be harvesting a bumper crop of homegrown veges in no time. Follow our 3 step Vegetable Growing Guide >
This bag is recyclable through the soft plastics recycling scheme, it just needs to be clean and dry. Learn how to clean and dry your Tui growing media bags here.
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Tui Organic Seaweed Plant Tonic
Read MoreSustainably sourced seaweed for naturally healthy plant growth.
Crafted from sustainably sourced seaweed, regular applications promote healthy plant and root growth to make plants more resilient to common problems including: frost, heat, pests and diseases.
Tui Organic Seaweed Plant Tonic is safe to apply year-round, on all plants, to create a naturally healthy garden.
When your bottle is empty you can bring it in-store to refill at one of our new seaweed refill stations!
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