Murasaki Sweet Potato
Be sure to check out our Sweet Potato Growing Guide for more tips & tricks on successfully growing sweet potatoes in your garden.
The Murasaki Sweet Potato was developed in Louisiana, known for its deep purple skin and creamy white flesh. They also have an extra starchy texture; this variety is great for roasting with its sweet and nutty flavor. Murasaki is rich in fiber and vitamin C, great for mashing, baking, or boiling. Ipomoea batatas. 100 days to maturity
12,25,50, or 100 slips available
Sweet Potato slips are very resilient, if you see any yellowing don't fret, plant them and they will grow. It is important to know that you will be receiving bare-root slips. Sweet potato slips are very hardy plants. Make sure you keep the stems and leaves dry if you are delaying your planting after receiving them, wrapping the root end of your slips with a moist paper towel will be extremely beneficial. Be sure to keep them out of direct sunlight and wind, and keep them upright and at room temperature. Don't have enough space to plant in-ground, try growing in a 45-gallon or 100-gallon Root Pouch Grow Bag!
WE ARE UNABLE TO SHIP SWEET POTATO SLIPS TO ALASKA AND HAWAII.
Check out the sweet potato growing guide at Hoss University!
Murasaki Sweet Potato Planting Information:
Plant Spacing: 12" - 18"
Row Spacing: 3 ft.
Disease Resistance: Fusarium Root Rot, Root Knot Nematodes
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Description
Be sure to check out our Sweet Potato Growing Guide for more tips & tricks on successfully growing sweet potatoes in your garden.
The Murasaki Sweet Potato was developed in Louisiana, known for its deep purple skin and creamy white flesh. They also have an extra starchy texture; this variety is great for roasting with its sweet and nutty flavor. Murasaki is rich in fiber and vitamin C, great for mashing, baking, or boiling. Ipomoea batatas. 100 days to maturity
12,25,50, or 100 slips available
Sweet Potato slips are very resilient, if you see any yellowing don't fret, plant them and they will grow. It is important to know that you will be receiving bare-root slips. Sweet potato slips are very hardy plants. Make sure you keep the stems and leaves dry if you are delaying your planting after receiving them, wrapping the root end of your slips with a moist paper towel will be extremely beneficial. Be sure to keep them out of direct sunlight and wind, and keep them upright and at room temperature. Don't have enough space to plant in-ground, try growing in a 45-gallon or 100-gallon Root Pouch Grow Bag!
WE ARE UNABLE TO SHIP SWEET POTATO SLIPS TO ALASKA AND HAWAII.
Check out the sweet potato growing guide at Hoss University!
Murasaki Sweet Potato Planting Information:
Plant Spacing: 12" - 18"
Row Spacing: 3 ft.
Disease Resistance: Fusarium Root Rot, Root Knot Nematodes
