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An experiment was conducted in a greenhouse environment to determine the relationship between type of cutting and planting depth on sweetpotato  [Ipomea batatas  (L) Lam] storage root yield using the nutrient film technique. Vine cuttings of the cultivar 'TI-155' were planted in growth channels (122×15×15 cm) in modified half Hoagland's solution. Treatments consisted of cuttings with all leaves and shoot apex removed with two nodes inserted (2NB), cuttings with all leaves and shoot apex removed with five nodes inserted (5NB). and cuttings with four leaves and the shoot apex remaining with two nodes inserted (2NB-L). Plants were harvested 130 days after planting and yield data was taken. Plants in 2NB-L had a significantly lower percent dry matter than those of 2NB. Neither cutting type nor planting depth affected yield or yield related parameters.

SWEETPOTATO GROWTH AND YIELD IN NFT AS AFFECTED BY TYPE OF CUTTING AND PLANTING DEPTH