Hi everyone, Miss Ella here. Today I have a quick tip for you on growing potatoes. Some potato plants will develop blossoms or flowers like these ones here. Now if you do end up getting blossoms on your potato plants, you want to pinch them off or cut them off as soon as possible. That way they don't compete with the potatoes that are growing in the bottom or in the ground. So that way does not take away nutrients and the end result is you'll get healthier, bigger, mature potatoes. So you can simply pinch them off just like this, like that or get a pair of clean scissors and step them right off. There's more here. These flowers are so pretty, they're lilac or white. It looks like I missed these flowers about a couple of weeks ago. This is our other potato bed that's in full sun and they developed into potato berries. These actually will have some true potato seeds and you can plant them but it will take years before you can harvest full-size potatoes. So I think the seeds are tiny little seeds and that planning on keeping them. I guess I'll just let them mature and define and see what happens and if they dry up I can save the seeds but that's what that's what can happen if you don't trim the flower buds. Not all of them will develop into potato berries but some will and it will take the energy away from the potatoes and instead focus on producing these berries. So you might end up with a small harvest or smaller potatoes if you let them grow into these berries and or mature. So I'm going to go ahead and pinch of all the potato flowers throughout our garden beds, toss them in our compost pile. I hope that you guys found this tip helpful and if you do please give it a thumbs up. Stay tuned for an next potato tip video, have a wonderful day everyone and happy gardening!