How long? (4/12)
After planting garlic, you just have to wait. Germination takes an average of 8 to 10 months. In the meantime, it needs to be cared for, so keep the soil moist and remove the flower stalks regularly so that the bulb retains its full flavor...
Pay attention to these details! (5/12)
Many people try to grow garlic at home, but it ends in great failure. For good results, there are two main principles to follow: choose a pot with drainage and keep a 10-centimeter distance between each clove when planting.
What is the ideal time of year? (6/12)
Do you want to grow garlic at home, but don't know when to start? The ideal time to plant garlic is early spring. If you can't wait, start early fall.
How to tell when your crop is ready to harvest? (7/12)
Homegrown garlic will be ready to harvest when the leaves on each plant start to turn yellow and droop. At that point, the garlic is ripe and ready to harvest. You will get 3 to 4 cloves of garlic from each bulb you plant.
What to do after harvesting garlic? (8/12)
After 8-10 months and the garlic has been harvested, there is one more thing left to do: dry it to improve its flavor. To do this, place the harvest in a dry, slightly warm place, such as a garage...