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I'd keep them and stick them in the ground. As long as they haven’t gone mouldy or anything they should be fine. Just be careful not to break the shoots/roots as you plant them.
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If you expose them to natural light the shoots will darken and toughen up.
They will still be fragile but if you are careful you could try the 'long shoot ' method of growing them.
I did it once years ago deliberately.https://homeguides.sfgate.com/plant-potatoes-1footlong-sprouts-74282.html
JonD
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@Tonts
🤔 beginning to think I haven’t done the best job saving my Apache seed potatoes from last year. Are these goners, given I was going to plant them in March?
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