Janine Melnitz : [ Coming in as Egon was running tests on Louis who is possessed by Vince Clorthow ] Egon, I tried to stop them they say they have a warrant. Dr. Egon Spengler: Excuse me, this is private property. Walter Peck : [ after observing the storage facility ] Shut this off, shut these all off.
Harvesting Potatoes For Storage. Harvesting potatoes used for winter storage should not be done until after the potato plants have flowered and the vines die off. Potatoes may be left in the ground to extract as much energy from the vines as possible as long as the soil does not freeze.
In central North Carolina potatoes can be planted as early as mid February and should be in the ground by the end of March. Potatoes planted later than March 31 will still grow, though their yields will likely be lower than earlier planted crops because they will not have as much time to form tubers before the vines start to wither in the summer heat. When and Where to Plant Potatoes. Potatoes planted in March will be ready to harvest in June and July.