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Excessive vine growth (no tubers)

Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming

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What causes Excessive vine growth (no tubers)?

Too much nitrogen fertilizer makes the plant grow massive, beautiful green vines but suppresses tuber formation underground.

How to treat Excessive vine growth (no tubers)

Stop all compost and nitrogen applications. Feed with a phosphorus-heavy fertilizer like bone meal.

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How to prevent Excessive vine growth (no tubers)

Plant in loose, sandy soil that is not overly rich. Sweet potatoes prefer slightly poor soil to produce good roots.

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