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Red Pontiac Potatoes are absolutely divine, featuring thin, red skin and white, waxy flesh that holds its shape well in cooking, and a slightly sweet, creamy flavor. Perfect for potato salads, creamy mashed potatoes, and crispy roasted spuds. Red Pontiac is a favorite among gardeners, combining vibrant color, great taste, and high productivity. Their early maturity ensures a quicker harvest, making them ideal for gardeners eager to enjoy fresh potatoes in a shorter growing season. Known for their disease resistance and adaptability, Red Pontiac Potatoes are also tolerant of a variety of soil types and growing conditions, ensuring a reliable crop year after year. The plants grow tall and sturdy, producing an abundant harvest of medium to large-sized tubers that are easy to dig and store. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, Red Pontiac Potatoes are an excellent, low-maintenance choice that delivers delicious results with every harvest.
About Seed Potatoes: Seed potatoes produce potatoes that are an exact clone of the mother seed potato. Seed potatoes are not the same as true potato seeds, which are seeds harvested from the berries of potato plants. True potato seeds will not produce genetically identical potatoes to the potato plant. Growers grow from seed potatoes to ensure the desired qualities (disease-resistance, high-yields) of a potato is passed down.
Sandra Humenik
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025
The seeds just arrived super fast! They seem like they are in great shape and ready to go in my grow bag! I will update on thier quality of growth! The company itself seems awesome, providing some bonus sunflower seeds. I will buy from them again
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025
Planted as soon as received, about 10 days later I see plants growing. Hoping have lots of potatoes.
Erik M. Armour
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
These produced a bunch of delicious potatoes. Very high yield.
Ron
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025
Excellently aged red potatoes
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025
Very unhappy with the quality. I purchased one set and they came wet and mushy.I thought this was just a bad batch and decided to order another set. This time the potatoes were even worse. They were so soft I couldn’t pick them up in the netted bag.I will not be ordering from this company.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025
I’m thrilled with my Red Pontiac and Yukon Gold potatoes growing in 5-gallon buckets on my patio, perfect for my zone 6b/7a short season. The potatoes arrived with dirt on them, which prevents drying and preserves beneficial bacteria. The Yukon Gold bag had slight moisture, so I sprayed them lightly with 3% hydrogen peroxide and let them dry without rinsing as a precaution against unwanted bacteria. This is my first time planting food, and the plants are thriving in containers—I can’t wait to harvest!✅Plant date: 4-17-25Bucket 1: Yukon Gold (brown skin color)Bucket 2: Yukon Gold✅Plant date: 4-19-25Bucket 3: Red Pontiac (red skin color)✅Soilless Mix Homemade - based on James Prigioni’s recipe on YouTube🔹3:2:.5:.5 ratioCoco coir 3 (5gal buckets)Mushroom compost 2 (5gal buckets)Vermiculite 0.5 (5gal buckets)Perlite 0.5 (5gal buckets)I did half because I only had one 40lb / .75 CF bag of mushroom compost, and it filled one bucketCoco coir 1.5Mushroom compost 1Vermiculite 0.25Perlite 0.25This halved mix was enough for 3 buckets.✅Nutrient mix per 5-gallon bucketSOP - 1/2 tsp (2.25 g)FeSOHO - 1.5 tspBone meal 1/4 cupShultz (10-12-12) 1 TBSBlood meal 2 tspKelp 2 TBSThis nutrient mix is good for plants requiring nitrogen in the early growing stage. For instance, it’s not good for carrots.🛑It’s not a good fertilizer mix to use every 2-3 weeks on container potatoes because the nitrogen is too high.✅Use a liquid water-soluble fertilizer every 2-3 weeks until foliage turns yellow, usually two weeks before harvest. Fish emulsion, Morbloom 0-10-10, or any water-soluble fertilizer with very low N and high PK ratios should work.✅Layering indeterminate potatoes - based on Gary Pilarchik on YouTubeI did 2 potatoes on the bottom and 3 towards the top.🛑Don’t do this with determinate potatoesWalmart: Food grade bucketsDollar tree: colorful baskets for drainage
Shontia mcgill
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2025
Absolutely perfect. Fast shipping quality product. My potatoes came with many eyes. I'm looking forward to my harvest. Will be purchasing again.
Regular Joe
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024
As described
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