The instructions are provided and lucky for me I already had a bag of compost in the garage. Now, I was rather surprised at exactly how large the hessian sack is.
Rolling it down was easy, and an important tip here is to place your sack exactly where you want it, with a minimum of 6 hours of direct sunlight a day. The reason - the bag gets really heavy as your potatoes grow and you continue to fill the bag with compost.
Next step - fill your sack with half a bag of compost.
And then bury your two potatoes that are part of the kit, about 5cm deep. Then water, I didn't have to do that as by this time the rain was back again. And now the waiting game begins, the instructions say it can take up to 3 weeks for the spuds to start growing. So watch this space, I will report back as soon as they start growing.
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