On October 9th, I posted photos of a plant that had grown from a sweet potato that had sprouted in my kitchen. At first, I had put it in water. Once roots had developed, I planted it in soil. That was done during the 3rd week of September.
Since it was so late in the year, I had planted it in an indoor pot. Today, I noticed how much the plant had grown since I last took photos of it on October 6th. I decided to post new photos!
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On Tue, Oct 13, 2020, 6:47 PM Living, Learning and Letting Go wrote:
> Karuna Poole posted: ” On October 9th, I posted photos of a plant that had > grown from a sweet potato that had sprouted in my kitchen. At first, I had > put it in water. Once roots had developed, I planted it in soil. That was > done during the 3rd week of September. Since it w” >
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interesting. they would certainly be tender.
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Wow! Looks so healthy and beautiful! It seems it likes it indoor 😉
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It sure does. I may have to move it away from the window as it gets colder.
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