Yes! Healthy starch (in moderation!)
From greenhouse where the seed potatoes were rooted and leafed:

To the pots lined up for planting....
We had great root growth as well as leaf:

These were planted into the old pyramid composter repurposed as a potato container:

The container is lasgana method with manure, compost, peat, straw and dirt. As the plants grow, we'll be adding more peat/straw/dirt as we go.

There are organic red poatoes and gold yukons.
I think I underestimated the amount we are going to harvest. The good news is we can always take young potatoes to snack on once the plants flower.
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