
Setanta (Maincrop Seed Potato)

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Maincrop potatoes take the longest to grow, typically planted in mid to late April and harvested from late August to October. They produce larger tubers than early potatoes and store well, making them ideal for baking, roasting, and mashing. Maincrops need plenty of space and prefer well-drained soil.
Setanta potatoes should be planted in late April once the soil is dry and frost-free. Prepare the soil by lightly raking the bed and planting seed potatoes 25cm apart in rows spaced 60cm apart. Position the tubers with the eyes facing upwards and plant them about 15cm deep. Water well during dry periods and remove any foliage and small potatoes at harvest to help maintain crop health.
Chitting your Setanta potatoes means letting them start to grow small shoots before planting, but it's not always necessary, as your potatoes will still grow if you skip chitting. To chit, put your seed potatoes in a bright, cool place like a windowsill, with the eyes or the bumps facing up. Leave them there for 4-6 weeks until the shoots are about 2-3cm long, then you can plant them outside.
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