A British family planted 2.1 meters high potato to break the world record

According to the British "Mirror" reported on September 7, recently, the Fortey family from the British South Wales is famous for planting the world's tallest potato plants. This potato grows to 2.1 meters high, breaking the world record of 1.45 meters.

In order to observe the growth of potato, the male host Kevin Fortey installed the surveillance camera. He said: "I put the camera there and observe potato through my mobile phone to see if it requires additional attention. When high temperature, I am worried that it will not survive, because the temperature in the greenhouse reaches 50 degrees Celsius. The camera can let me make me me Know if it needs more water. "Kevin said that at high temperatures, potato absorbing moisture is fast. He and his family and neighbors take turns to supplement it and check the condition of the fertilizer. Kevin also planted another potato in the greenhouse, and he hoped that the plant could grow taller.

Prior to this, Kevin has set a number of world records, including the world's heaviest zucchini and beet root, the longest pepper and radish, the largest sunflower leaves and the heaviest sunflower head. (Compilation report of China Youth Network)

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