UGA's Bob Westerfield classes sweet potatoes as medium feeders. At planting: 15-20 lbs 10-10-10 per 1000 sq ft. Three weeks later: 15 lbs 12-4-8 per 1000 sq ft. Four weeks after that: another 15 lbs 12-4-8. Protect from deer and mice for top yields.
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