Will garlic bloom and how to propagate it?

Article Catalog

1. Will it bloom?

2. How to reproduce

---

Garlic can bloom. It usually takes 5 months from garlic clove to flowering. After the garlic clove is buried, it will slowly elongate and grow into the state of garlic seedlings. The yellow and white at the top is its Flowers, garlic sprouts are the scapes of garlic. It reproduces through bulbs, which are what we call garlic cloves. Select healthy and substantial garlic cloves and bury them in the soil and strengthen management to survive.

1. Will it bloom?

1. Will it bloom?

The garlic we see in our daily life can bloom. It usually takes 5 months from garlic cloves to blooming, but many people have never seen it. After garlic is harvested when it is mature, you will not see flowers blooming. If you do not harvest it and wait for it to continue to grow, it will slowly elongate and grow into a garlic seedling. The yellow and white ones at the top are its flowers. , so the garlic sprouts we usually eat are the scapes of garlic. After they bloom, they will also grow seeds. However, it will be very troublesome to collect the seeds and propagate them, so this method is not often used daily.

2. How to reproduce

It Reproduction occurs through bulbs, which we call garlic cloves. Loam must be prepared before planting. It is best to use soft, well-drained sandy soil. Before use, the loam must be treated and disinfected to avoid future pests and diseases. Apply sufficient base fertilizer and level the loam. Choose plump garlic cloves without any damage, bury the garlic cloves in the soil, and spray water to ensure they are moist inside. Seedlings will grow after a period of time. At this time, fertilizer should be applied, weeding should be done in time, and management should be strengthened in winter to ensure heat preservation.

2. How to reproduce

- END -