OGBIN SINGLE CLOVE ELEPHANT GARLIC SEEDS, GARLIC, BIG GARLIC BULB, GARLIC BIG, Allium ampeloprasum Seed (450 g)
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Highlights
Seed Type: Vegetable
Suitable For: Indoor, Outdoor
Organic Plant Seed
Seed For: SINGLE CLOVE ELEPHANT GARLIC SEEDS, GARLIC, BIG GARLIC BULB, GARLIC BIG, Allium ampeloprasum
Flowering Plant
Quantity: 450 g
Description
Seed cloves will germinate in 7 to 14 days at a temperature of 55°F (13°C) or thereabouts; germination will take longer in colder soil. Optimum soil temperature to grow garlic is 45°F to 85°F (7-29°C). Garlic prefers a soil pH range of 4.5 to 8.3. Grow garlic in full sun for best yieldGarlic needs a period of cold, so is best planted in late autumn or early winter. However some cultivars can be planted in early spring. If your soil is heavy and damp over winter, it's better to start them off in modules in a coldframe before planting out in spring. Garlic grows well in sunny, well-drained sites. Harvest the seeds when the umbrels and ovaries dry completely, generally 45 to 60 days after pollination. Cut each scape with scissors. Put the cut umbrels in a paper sack, and shake the sack to release the seeds. Start by leaving a few scapes on garlic plants in the spring. They'll mature into garlic seed by the late summer, and be ready for harvest once they dry and the plant begins to die back.It takes about 8 to 9
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Specifications
In The Box
SINGLE CLOVE GARLIC SEEDS ONLY
General
Brand
OGBIN
Model Name
Allium ampeloprasum
Quantity
450 g
Common Name
SINGLE CLOVE ELEPHANT GARLIC SEEDS, GARLIC, BIG GARLIC BULB, GARLIC BIG, Allium ampeloprasum
Flowering Plant
Yes
Suitable For
Indoor, Outdoor
Type of Seed
Vegetable
Organic
Yes
Family
Amaryllidaceae
Scientific Name
A. ampeloprasum
Uses
Roasting, baking or grilling will enhance its flavor, and its large size makes it perfect for slicing and deep frying to make garlic chips. It can also be roasted whole and used as a spread on bread. Elephant garlic's mild flavor also makes it ideal to be used raw in salads
Soil Nutrient Requirements
Garlic also needs several unique nutrients to thrive in your garden. Nitrogen—often found in organic manures—is vitally important during garlic's initial growth phase as it emerges and spreads its leaves. Phosphorus aids in root development, while potassium is critical for leaf growth and healthy bulb formation
Sowing Method
Elephant Garlic. Follow the same directions as for garlic but increase spacing to 12”. ... Wild Garlic. Plant cloves 1 - 2” deep 9 - 12” apart. ... Rocamboles. Hardneck types produce beautiful floral spikes. ... Hardnecks. Produce a hard flowering spike. ... Softnecks.