can I use last years tatties to seed this year?
By Wee_breezy
United Kingdom 
I got a fab crop of tatties this year and have onlt a few left, can I use them as my seed pots for next year and if so how do i do it? please
17 Nov, 2008
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Only if you are 100% sure they are disease free Breezy. And I'm afraid from 1 generation it is virtually impossible to tell. Any disease they may have may not show for several generations.
If you are certain, or want to risk it, then treat them just as you would normal seed pots. Chit them if you want but modern research is indicating that chitting makes no difference. But if you got a fab crop this year then just do the same again.
John.
18 Nov, 2008