#JUNIAZKA 10 Sweet Potato Slips Plants - Bunch Porto Rico (Bush) - Non GMO Chemical Free ***I HAVE MANY OTHER VARIETIES OF SWEET POTATO SLIPS AVAILABLE. PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT MY OTHER LISTINGS.*** YOU WILL RECEIVE ONE BUNDLE OF PLANTS CONTAINING AT LEAST 10 SWEET POTATO SLIPS OF THE ADVERTISED VARIETY. THE ROOTS WILL BE WRAPPED IN DAMP PAPER TOWEL AND A PLASTIC BAGGIE FOR SHIPMENT. The Bunch of Porto Rico has a light yellow to gold colored skin at harvest time, a cream to orange meat, is a good eating, baking, and cooking potato. Plants have purple stems. Ideal for gardens with small space. About 100+ days. (Bush Type) Skin color: copper Flesh color: salmon-colored Susceptibility/resistance to common diseases: Soil rot: Susceptible Root knot: Susceptible-Intermediate Fusarium wilt: Susceptible Bacterial root rot: Resistant-Susceptible Intermediate Rhizopus soft rot: Unknown Sclerotial blight: Susceptible Fusarium root rot: Intermediate-Resistant Released by North Carolina Agricultural Research Service Please note that all slips may arrive looking dry and wilted after their long travels. This is normal. The condition of the leaves do not matter in the least as long as the stem and roots are healthy. Once you receive the slips, unwrap them and place them in a cup of water to rehydrate them for at least a couple of days. If they do not have much root growth when they arrive, leave them sitting in water for at least one week until new roots start to form. Change the water every day and add a little hydrogen peroxide and/or rooting hormone to the water to help the rooting process. It is also useful to move the slips around in the cup to get more airflow. If there is any rot that starts, remove it as soon as possible. Place the cup in a sunny window that receives at least several hours of sunlight to get them used to full sun outside and to help them recover and grow new leaves if necessary.