That depends very much on where you are living. The main consideration is that potatoes are very frost-sensitive and so planting time needs to take this into account. In a southern hemisphere temperate zone such as southern Australia, you do start planting around September if no frosts are expected. I assume the same would be true for April in the northern hemisphere with similar precautions.
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the best time to grow potatos is in Christmas time
it is lettuce and potatos
They grow the most potatos
potatos, rice, corn, beans, and wheat
Seed potatos will grow to edible maturity in about 4-7 months
People grow crops either to earn money or to eat. People grow cotton to sell and potatos to eat.
Potatos are grown in large numbers in Britain and Ireland
potatos , berries , onion , carrot .
Yes, it is a very important crop and a largely used food.
Not w/o considerable effort. You'd need soil, lights and water.