Applying a seed coating agent before sowing potato seeds forms a protective film around the crop, effectively eliminating soil-borne diseases and preventing infestations from underground pests. Additionally, pathogens within the potato seeds can be eradicated through systemic conduction. One of the challenges with potato seed coating is the insufficient quick-drying property, which requires additional drying time after coating. This increases time costs and can lead to the rotting of some potato seeds when they are stacked too closely together.