slow solanum in three parts (I)

some of the yema de huevos have sprouts an inch or so long so it was time to plant...i took the baskets procured a few weeks ago, layered the bottom with natural charcoal ( not kingsford briquets...it has to be "natural" charcoal...no chemical additives to help it burn ) to absorb excess moisture..put in a layer of compost on top of that ans then planted the tubers in regular potting soil...as they grow i will be hilling them with compost to feed the roots and stimulate tuber production...i installed a new broad spectrum bulb in a fixture and wheeled the cart under the light...there are more to plant so space will be at a premium under the lights...more on this as it progresses...ninety days would put harvest at april eighteenth...in plenty of time for outdoor spring planting...more on this a sit progresses.