Centennial Sweet Potato Plants/Slips - America's Most Popular Sweet Potato, Good for Short-Season Areas. (1, 25 Slips)

Plants were dead and wilted when they arrived in the mail. I tried and planted them anyway, but no success at all.

I trimmed the bottom when they arrived and put them in some dirt two weeks later I have three beautiful plants that are full of healthy leaves

Only four germinated

I ordered 10 slips and received about 12 slips but only 3 of the slips had any roots. I tried to put the rootless slips in water to see if they would develop some roots but none of the slips developed any roots. The few slips that had roots all died within a few days. This was a total waste of 24 dollars.

Received 12 slips, nice. Started all in water, then planted them after a week. 10 are still doing great. very happy.

The cuttings were in poor shape when they were received. The were put into water to rehydrate, but so far only one cutting is leading out.

The media could not be loaded. This is what I received. Looks like there might be some roots at both ends but I have no idea what I’m supposed to do now. Planting instructions weren’t included. I don’t know if I’m supposed to soak them in water until more roots develop and if so, which end goes in the water? Or am I supposed to plant them in soil like this??? Hopefully they produce crops.

We followed the directions, and nothing happened