As I mentioned earlier this year, we got a new spot for our potatoes. They were planted in a very good patch facing west and getting enough sunlight over day. We didn't fertilize but put sand on top of the soil to make it warmer. The potatoehaulm didn't grow much, it wasn't very dense or high, so I didn't have high hopes for a great harvest. How wrong I was! When starting to dig up I realized that there were nearly no tiny/small potatoes and quite some amount below each plant. We planted 12 tubers of the 8 varieties we had and the surplus was planted in a blended patch (I especially like to harvest there, you never know what you get). When harvesting I realized it would be better to plant Vitelotte in boxes/pots/bags as this variety likes to grow tubers far away from the motherplant, which makes it difficult to find all of them. Well, hope I got most of them!
So here are the results: 
1.Sieglinde: 2,122 kg
2. Unknown (maybe Sieglinde): 2,053 kg
3. Pink Fir Apple: 2,884 kg
4. Magyar Rosza: 1,821 kg
5. Rote Emma/Emmalia: 2,812 kg
6. Vitelotte: 1,109 kg
7. Blauer Fingerling: 0,725 kg
8. Violetta: 2,276 kg