Simply Seed™ - Kennebec Potatoes - 5 LBS -No GMO - American Grown - Ready to Grow

Nice large potatos with lots of eyes already sprouted. Only one small tuber but it had sprouted and was planted.

I ordered these seed potatoes, and they arrived quickly, and we're still intact, and in perfect planting condition. I've ordered seed potatoes, from other third party sellers, here on Amazon, and their quality, was nowhere close to the quality of these. Each potato was at least six inches long, and had multiple eyes on each one. I like that this seems to be a company, that's is trust worthy, and who takes the satisfaction of their customers, very seriously. After the potatoes have been harvested, I will be able to make a complete review, but as of right now, I am very satisfied.

I should have heeded the other review warnings as these showed up with many of the small potatoes half rotted. The few that were solid with roots on eyes I will plant asap. We’ll see how they turn out. Would give zero stars if it was possible. Update none of them grew. Horrible experience would not ever recommend.

I ordered 5 pounds I received 3.8 pounds including the packing medium. They were labeled and I also ordered 3 pounds of German butterball which also weighed 3.8 pounds and they were not labeled either so I’m guessing which is which and hoping that I guess the right one is the Kennebec because there is one potato a lot larger than I think, the German butterball can grow.

The price is high but I've been wanting to try these and if they work out I'll never have to buy potatoes again. I put them on a piece of cardboard in my crawl space ( dark and cool) all of them are sprouting. I will update after the season

If you received a bag of potatoes, you got what you ordered. Seed potatoes are just potatoes that are certified not to have any inhibitors or other treatments applied, and be free of disease and pests...akin to an "organic" labelling. Its not about their size, or number of visible eyes. Every spud will sprout if given time and the right conditions. Remove them from the bag, lightly brush them off, and set them in a dark, cool place for a while... inside a cabinet, on a basement shelf, etc. When they start growing sprouts, cut and plant. Kennebecs are an indeterminate variety, so make sure you're heaping dirt/mulch up around the stems as they grow every few days to ensure new potatoes dont get exposed to sun and green out. Google it.

Brown area in potatoes are these good?

I’ve ordered seed potatoes from this company a few times. The potatoes in the picture are 5 pounds of kennebec seed potatoes that I put under a grow light for about 12 hours to help get them growing. I see green eyes on all 9 potatoes.