Basically, no IME although like other fingerlings, a few small fingerlings may develop above the main crop.

But they are a late-mid season variety so if you plant in additional layers as the first layer grows you can get a good crop of them out of a container.

I did them in a deep plastic Rubbermaid bin (18 gal.) last year and once the first layer plants broke the soil I then layered in a second layer of the seed potatoes in between the sprouting ones and covered them all. All sprouted and grew well. I got almost 25 lbs. from 2 lbs. of seed potatoes

I could have done a 3rd layer too if I'd bought more of them. Great flavor!

Dave

PS: ever tried beneficial nematodes for wireworm control?

We moved this year so I haven't gotten too far with my garden (plus broke my leg, but I don't even want to go there). Anyway, I had a couple of the large bags that Miracle Grow soil comes in. 66 quarts I think. After I used most of the soil, I rolled them down to about the bottom six inches, poked a few holes in the bottom, and then planted four Yukon golds in each one. Just a bag of them I got from lowe's. They're just starting to come up. I think it'll be interesting to see how that works.