Growing garlic in the ground takes 6 months. Planting individual cloves 4 to 6 inches part. Get the garlic in the ground in early Oct and harvest in June. Each clove should grow into an entire bulb.
@LETUSSEEITNOW it doesn’t because it uses the nutrients from the garlic to grow the foliage that you can eat. I’ve always planted my garlic in the fashion that Jess Yates has except I do mid October because that’s what everyone in my area does.
I plant individual cloves in compost in September. They will sprout sometimes fast, sometimes slow but here in Western Oregon the winters are mild enough that frosts won't kill them. In the spring they will start growing fast. Remove any flower stalks (called scapes. they are edible.) to encourage the bulbs to be bigger. When the leaves start to turn yellow, dig the garlic up and leave in the sun to cure for about 2 weeks. This usually happens late July or early August. Soft neck varieties can be braided for storage. Hard neck varieties can be stored in egg cartons. I honestly thought you were going to use the greens. Good luck with future tries.
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Excellent video!!! I will be trying your method this weekend. Thank you so much for sharing!! Much appreciated. From Northern Ontario, Canada, ….still in the snow!
@@myalivesoul can you plant each clove into the soil next? I'm ok with them not developing into full bulbs, but I want to know if they'll continue to have some kind of growth?...I need it to help repel pests? Thank you
Wow I can't believe that worked! I've had my garlic rot in the soil, get fungus gnats, not sprout properly, or do very poorly the first year, so I'm excited to try it without soil and grow it right on my counter ☺
I have been watching many videos on how to grow garlic and this is the best one !! I will be starting this process tomorrow. Let’s see if this works for me.
Learnagro - Deepak Bhandari I started this today. Once my garlic is grown I will definitely share the picture. One question I need to ask can I keep the garlic in kitchen in shade or is it mandatory to keep it near or in sunlight.?
I thought each one of those cloves were supposed to make a whole new head but I don't think I have gotten it to do that for me. Thanks Deepak that is really neat, those look like nice large garlic heads.
If you want to grow a full bulb of garlic then your clove of garlic must have been planted in the soil before some very cold winter weather. For spring planting you can duplicate this by putting the cloves in container of soil (like a ziplock baggie) and then putting that baggie with soil and clove into the freezer for 3 weeks. After that you are good to go for spring planting in the dirt.
@@Meechka I'm trying your suggestion. I'm putting in the refrigerator bc they were starting to sprout in there anyway. If freezer is better though, let me know.
You can also use the clove too including the greens. The main aim is to get little more fresh garlic green from cloves not to grow whole bulb from single clove.
@@krisnowandlater5288 and you are completely right. Plant each clove appart. This water method is wastefull, just decorative, and won't give you anything in return.
Alternatively, you can cut the top half of your bottle, flip it upside down und put it inside the bottom half of the bottle. That way you create a platform that stays afloat on the water level. The platform also keeps the onion from getting wet, while the roots grow through the narrow opening of the bottle head. It looks a bit like this: |V| When you change the water you can just take the whole platform out.
Genius! I'll admit it took me way too long to visualize what you meant, that's on me not you, but when I got it I literally said "Genius!!!" out loud and looked a bit crazy but well worth the embarrassment. Thank you for also mentioning onions because I just stick mine in dirt and it's 50/50 on results. Cheers!
I always grow my garlic in soil. I plant my single cloves at the end of October, before the ground freezes. They will die in the winter, but in spring they will come back up and around July/August the green will start turn brown. Once about 2/3 of all the green is brown it's time to harvest them. I always end up turning my cloves into nice whole bulbs. It just takes a bit more patience than 3 months in the soil and you harvested your garlic too soon.
I agree you. But sometime we take shortcut. It’s just a fun easy and a quite resulting project in short time as well. I appreciate your comment. Thank you.
Awesome comments. This video confused me more than it helped. I'll take what you said as it makes sense. He just grew shoots and roots. I've done the same as him as the bulbs in the fridge actually started sprouting, so instead of chucking them, I put in water and will transfer to ground over winter for a spring harvest, do you think it will work?
I mean normaly the purpose of garlic spouts, is for eating the sprouts. Its not for getting more garlic, its for eating Garlic sprouts, often used in chinese dishes.
That's the missing link!! I just watched like a zillion garlic vids and no one mentioned that you grow it like other bulb things (tulips, daffodils) but OF COURSE!!!! It's so obvious now that you've said it...Garlic is A BULB!! Thank you soooo much!!! Every one else just says it takes 10 months and meanwhile I'm like "But what about WINTER?" And sorta assumed it could only be grown closer to the equator. But now it's all coming together...THANK YOU
Hello .. very informative and interesting .. what do I do once I reach 21 days .. do I seperate the cloves and plant them .. outside or inside .. please help
garlic takes about 8 months to grow in the ground and best if planted in early October and harvest in June, but this is a good option for people who live in apartments, the green off the garlic is edible too and can be used in stir fry or salads.
I am from South Africa so we are going in to winter when you are going into Summer ... already planted the garlic I had on hand into the ground. I am going to do some like this too. Lock down is a story!!!!!! Going to look carefully just now at all your instructions
Hey buddy... The garlic grows slower in the ground, but it also takes almost a year before a full shoe of garlic is ready for harvesting. Goood video! And enjoy the greens
I brought some huge garlic from Mexico. Was told they will never survive outside in Canada. I planted them in pots, in my basement. I live in Ontario Canada. They grew but half wilted and turned grey and are rotting or dying. The other half have nice green leaves. Now those are starting to die. Any ideas? I have just cheap lights. Soil is damp as it would be out here winter time. Thanks so much.
Sometime the garlic doesn’t do well due to the it’s variety nature. It happened to me as well. Couldn’t save them, had to use the cloves before they all got destroyed.
Is the garlic with just the water and little light indoors truly growing? Or is it merely sprouting, like certain sprouts or eg bamboo shoots? I see zero mass gaain of the garlic cloves, and indeed they can't grow because they are packed too tightly together.
Can you help me, i tried to do that thing with the water and it grew roots. I'm gonna plant it soon, how should i take care of it now that it's summer? Should i keep it in the sun? How many months it needs to grow?
I agree with this method, just planted 3 cloves in dirt, came out strong in 7 days then developed bulb rot, so disappointing. I know this method will work, thanks you. I took a cutting off a juniper and put it in water, took months to get a root, but I kept my eye on it. Was wanting to make a bonzai juniper out of the cutting.
So i have a question can I plant a garlic and put it in my room? Will it still grow without direct sunglight?since my room is cold in the night from aircon ahaahahah
friendz friendz yup you can regrow lettuce too in water but you have to follow certain steps to do that, search on youtube "how to grow lettuce indoors" and click on the third video
You can shift them in pot too. Once you shift them after they grow roots, they can be placed in direct sunlight. Let us know if you have more questions
When I've tried to grow onions in water. Just wasn't working out. So I decided for my garlic that I had around that sprouted I'd put in a small pot of potting soil. Seems to be doing okay for now and growing after a week pretty steady. How do you know when to harvest it? Thanks
No we didn’t, we consumed them with their sprouts attached to the clove. But next spring we gonna do that. thank you for your comment🙏, please check our other videos too let me know if you have any questions or concerns! A share would be highly appreciated.
@@ninos1337 the bulb is formed after a chemical reaction in the clove is triggered by cold temp that happens in winter but if someone finds a way to triger this in water and/or indoors i would love to know how
Yes. Is important. It is recommended to change water everywhere 2-3 days for best result. Fresh water helps the roots stay healthy and do good for the plant. Please share your images of the project in Learnagro fb page so that we would also see it and suggest if you have any problems in growing. Thanks for the comment stay safe
I used the garlic leaves and the shoot and clove. Everything .Thank you very much for the comment. Please 🙏 support us by checking our other videos too and let us know if you have any questions or suggestion?
Hey there, its a rather late reply but I could not bare leaving you hanging. You should be able to harvest it after 90 days. You know its ready when the leaves starts to get yellow. You simply just pull it up by the leaves and its edible :)
Deepak I tried to plant garlic ( indoor) using your method with sufficient amount of sunlight, 1 of my garlic seems it became rotten..Can you tell me what happened to my garlic.I change its water almost everyday..Can I still continue to plant it??..Roots were completely formed ..I also noticed that the water formed some bubbles..Smells like rotten..
Might be not good garlic to type. Or you might have dipped more of the garlic in water. Must know while growing by this method is just the water should touch the base of garlic not dipping garlic in the water. Changing water is good thing. Good luck let us know for more question. Thank you very much for the comment. Please 🙏 support us by checking our other videos too
This is really cool but what is the point of growing them? Each clove is still a single clove. They don't multiply unless they go through a freeze cycle. I'm definitely going to do your method. Really good growth. But after they sprout I will put them in the freezer in a bag of soil for a month. Then plant them outside.
Sorry if this comes across as a bit stupid, but when does the garlic actually grow? Does a whole bulb grow from each clove? I don’t get it, it just looks like you took a new bulb and grew some stems out of it.
They won’t grow ful bulb in water. They have to be planted in the soil for good growth. Growing garlic in water is just for sprouting purpose. Coming to actual bulb of garlic 🧄 you need to place each clove into the soil. Let us know if you have more queries.
Patricia Deluna plant your Garlic in dirt around start of winter or bit before depends on what climate you live in tho. Then let them grow for like 8 months until they die off in summer time. I’m no expert but that’s what I do and garlic takes months to grow new bulbs. You only need one glove per plant so separate them all when they get roots and sprout shoots then plant all separately. This video is only good for sprouting the roots not for growing actual garlic bulbs. Once they start growing roots and greens the bulbs that were once okay for food are now not really edible as they will be soft and woody as the plant uses them for food etc for the next garlic bulb they make if ya know what I mean. That’s why garlic that has shoots coming out of it in supermarkets isn’t good fo eat but it’s great if you want to regrow it to make more 8 to 9 months later.
Did you say you can pick one or two to use after 21 days ? Will it grow back? Do you ever transport to dirt ? Love to try this Please reply. Thank you for the video
You can use the whole sprouting clove. I would not recommend you to use only leaves rather use the whole clove. Beside that you can grow those sprouting cloves into dirt if you want. They will grow perfectly fine.
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I know its a late reply, but yeah you can plant these in the soil pretty much whenever you want. I made a video where I plant it into soil after some days. You can also just plant it directly in soil!
But water gets really dirty and disgusting after a few days. So always refresh the water. Try to plant garlic chives in soil, and you get big bulbs, and not a few leaves.
After a month of garlic in water, I get roots but no sprouting. What am I doing wrong? I assume you live in a warm place (india?) like me (israel), so we don't get any frost so that's not the issue. Please help!
Yes I do...! They tastes very fresh and yummy as garlic cloves. You can also try them.. Please check our other videos too. Let us know if you have more queries..
Hey I didn't open my top when I started... The bottom roots were growing nicely, now we in week 3 now and one of the heads is growing fungi underneath....is it a lost cause?
This is like another video I saw about growing garlic hydroponically. Same mistake as the other guy. He starts out with one bulb per glass and ends up with one bulb per glass plus green shoots on top. This should have been broken into cloves and each clove put in a separate glass. You'd probably need a net cup so the cloves wouldn't fall in. Probably needs nutrients as well. The source of the marterial for the shoots is the body of the bulb. It's literally eating itself. So: separate into cloves, one clove per glass, put nutrients in. You may or may not have to aerate the water. It will probably require the same light as for soil. This is hypothetical since every search hit so far for hydroponic garlic has been disappointing. Given my experience with other plants I'd expect the hydro to grow a lot faster and probably taste better. Once I saw the difference I never planted lettuce, tomatoes, spinach, etc in soil again.
Roots are around 7-8 inches ling, where as the greens are around 12-15 inches long. Thank you for the comment. Please check our other videos too. Let us know if you hav more questions?
So day 21 jumps to 3 months later with no explanation of what happened? No further instructions? Perhaps some information could be shared on how to separate and plant them? Maybe something on harvesting? Time frames perhaps?
Yes absolutely you can? Give a try and please post your photo of the project in Facebook page Learnagro so that other could also benefit from it. Please check our other videos too! Let us know if you have more questions.. stay safe
I will not say same but the leaves also work great. They both work similar. If you do t have cloves the leaves are also better. Please check our other videos too. Let us know for any queries. Stay safe
I saw other video says you can cut the green stems for omelettes, etc. Others that know how to grow did get lots of garlics on replanting. You must nourish. It takes months. You need to research it.
I appreciate your comment. I will do that as well. Please visit www. learnagro.com for more info and check our other videos too. Let us know if you have any queries.
Growing garlic in the ground takes 6 months. Planting individual cloves 4 to 6 inches part. Get the garlic in the ground in early Oct and harvest in June. Each clove should grow into an entire bulb.
@LETUSSEEITNOW i don't think it does
@LETUSSEEITNOW it doesn’t because it uses the nutrients from the garlic to grow the foliage that you can eat. I’ve always planted my garlic in the fashion that Jess Yates has except I do mid October because that’s what everyone in my area does.
I plant individual cloves in compost in September. They will sprout sometimes fast, sometimes slow but here in Western Oregon the winters are mild enough that frosts won't kill them. In the spring they will start growing fast. Remove any flower stalks (called scapes. they are edible.) to encourage the bulbs to be bigger. When the leaves start to turn yellow, dig the garlic up and leave in the sun to cure for about 2 weeks. This usually happens late July or early August. Soft neck varieties can be braided for storage. Hard neck varieties can be stored in egg cartons. I honestly thought you were going to use the greens. Good luck with future tries.
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Just watched your video. Good job. Short, precise, easy. Thank you, keep up the good work.
Excited to water propagate mine instead of going right to soil to root/shoot! Thanks for the video 🤗
You very welcome
Thank you! I live in a small apartment so I don't have outdoor growing space, I bought an indoor grow light and can't wait to try this technique
How did it work ?
Still growing?
Excellent video!!! I will be trying your method this weekend. Thank you so much for sharing!! Much appreciated. From Northern Ontario, Canada, ….still in the snow!
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Planting them in the garden helps to keep pests off the other plants.
That’s good piece of advice, appreciate that. Please check our other videos too hopefully you will like them
@@myalivesoul can you plant each clove into the soil next? I'm ok with them not developing into full bulbs, but I want to know if they'll continue to have some kind of growth?...I need it to help repel pests? Thank you
@@natalieaaby7002 depends on the soil, the weather and the exact sort of your garlic. But in general it should grow somewhat.
Yeah really good advice! :)
You don’t grow any though . You just sprouted garlic leaves . What about making more garlic from the garlic
Thank you for this tips i always look for garlic chives in the market nothing is available..now i can grow it on my own...
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Wow I can't believe that worked!
I've had my garlic rot in the soil, get fungus gnats, not sprout properly, or do very poorly the first year, so I'm excited to try it without soil and grow it right on my counter ☺
Good luck let us know the progress or please share at our fb group learnagro. Thank you
I have been watching many videos on how to grow garlic and this is the best one !! I will be starting this process tomorrow. Let’s see if this works for me.
Absolutely please share your photo in learnagro fb page too. Thanks
Learnagro - Deepak Bhandari I started this today. Once my garlic is grown I will definitely share the picture. One question I need to ask can I keep the garlic in kitchen in shade or is it mandatory to keep it near or in sunlight.?
Place in your kitchen is good for them. Just be sure their roots are always in the water.
Excellent and so easy Thank you my friend fir teaching us I just subbed God bless all who read this. 🙂
I thought each one of those cloves were supposed to make a whole new head but I don't think I have gotten it to do that for me. Thanks Deepak that is really neat, those look like nice large garlic heads.
You are right Bush, but if you just want some garlic greens probably this is the best and quick idea.. any way thank you for your comment...
If you want to grow a full bulb of garlic then your clove of garlic must have been planted in the soil before some very cold winter weather. For spring planting you can duplicate this by putting the cloves in container of soil (like a ziplock baggie) and then putting that baggie with soil and clove into the freezer for 3 weeks. After that you are good to go for spring planting in the dirt.
Sweet Jane have you had success the method you mentioned? I’m worried it’s too late to start garlic this season 🧄
@@Meechka Thanks, I did not know that, I'll try to remember that.
@@Meechka I'm trying your suggestion. I'm putting in the refrigerator bc they were starting to sprout in there anyway. If freezer is better though, let me know.
Try covering the bottles with black tape bc roots grow alot quicker in the dark
I appreciate your comment. That’s a good idea too..! Will try in other projects. Thank you
Smart idea!
you mean bottom of the bottle?
Hi Deepak,
will this method give you whole bulbs to harvest or is it just to grow the green shoots or leaves and use them like chives?
Good question. I’d like to know that too.
Growing in water like this using the whole bulb does not grow new gloves, you only have the green to eat but no new gloves for cooking, correct?
You can also use the clove too including the greens. The main aim is to get little more fresh garlic green from cloves not to grow whole bulb from single clove.
Learnagro - Deepak Bhandari this seems like a wasteful way to do it, why not just grow garlic chives?
Yes you are right. The real gardeners plant it in soil immediately.
@@krisnowandlater5288 and you are completely right. Plant each clove appart. This water method is wastefull, just decorative, and won't give you anything in return.
@@myalivesoul if you plant them correct, you can also use a few leaves.
Alternatively, you can cut the top half of your bottle, flip it upside down und put it inside the bottom half of the bottle. That way you create a platform that stays afloat on the water level. The platform also keeps the onion from getting wet, while the roots grow through the narrow opening of the bottle head. It looks a bit like this: |V|
When you change the water you can just take the whole platform out.
Genius! I'll admit it took me way too long to visualize what you meant, that's on me not you, but when I got it I literally said "Genius!!!" out loud and looked a bit crazy but well worth the embarrassment. Thank you for also mentioning onions because I just stick mine in dirt and it's 50/50 on results. Cheers!
@@temptingtattles1528 it took for me to see your comment and then the light bulb came on!
good tip, sounds even better.
This also works great with avocado seeds
I always grow my garlic in soil. I plant my single cloves at the end of October, before the ground freezes. They will die in the winter, but in spring they will come back up and around July/August the green will start turn brown. Once about 2/3 of all the green is brown it's time to harvest them. I always end up turning my cloves into nice whole bulbs.
It just takes a bit more patience than 3 months in the soil and you harvested your garlic too soon.
I agree you. But sometime we take shortcut. It’s just a fun easy and a quite resulting project in short time as well.
I appreciate your comment. Thank you.
Awesome comments.
This video confused me more than it helped.
I'll take what you said as it makes sense.
He just grew shoots and roots.
I've done the same as him as the bulbs in the fridge actually started sprouting, so instead of chucking them, I put in water and will transfer to ground over winter for a spring harvest, do you think it will work?
I mean normaly the purpose of garlic spouts, is for eating the sprouts. Its not for getting more garlic, its for eating Garlic sprouts, often used in chinese dishes.
That's the missing link!! I just watched like a zillion garlic vids and no one mentioned that you grow it like other bulb things (tulips, daffodils) but OF COURSE!!!! It's so obvious now that you've said it...Garlic is A BULB!! Thank you soooo much!!! Every one else just says it takes 10 months and meanwhile I'm like "But what about WINTER?" And sorta assumed it could only be grown closer to the equator. But now it's all coming together...THANK YOU
I put a whole head in a water bottle sideways and WOW 🤩 Amazing!!!
Awesome idea 👍
Thank you for this video! I'm going to try growing some indoors since the community I live in we can't have anything outside like foliage.
Good luck. 🍀
Can you do a video to show when you harvest the garlic? Thanks!
Hello .. very informative and interesting .. what do I do once I reach 21 days .. do I seperate the cloves and plant them .. outside or inside .. please help
Yes you can do that. Or if you want to consume them you can also do so with the whole plant.
garlic takes about 8 months to grow in the ground and best if planted in early October and harvest in June, but this is a good option for people who live in apartments, the green off the garlic is edible too and can be used in stir fry or salads.
Appreciate your support
I am from South Africa so we are going in to winter when you are going into Summer ... already planted the garlic I had on hand into the ground. I am going to do some like this too. Lock down is a story!!!!!! Going to look carefully just now at all your instructions
Great, please share your picture of progress in fb Learnagro page. Cu there
@@myalivesoul I have never shared a photo to youtoube. But If you have Face book I can do there
Just go ahead and share in fb Learnagro page. Okay
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Lovely way of presenting and very impressive with these results! Thank you so much for your Informative class!
You very welcome.
So I'm confused .....you have the stems then what? Is that what your growing or is there a new bulb going to grow?
@@raydent751 just consume the green stems with leaves, they are as perfect as the garlic clove.
@@timeinmylife Shut the front door lol why have I never even heard of that. So you trim the stems and they just keep growing back?
Hey buddy... The garlic grows slower in the ground, but it also takes almost a year before a full shoe of garlic is ready for harvesting. Goood video! And enjoy the greens
I brought some huge garlic from Mexico. Was told they will never survive outside in Canada. I planted them in pots, in my basement. I live in Ontario Canada. They grew but half wilted and turned grey and are rotting or dying. The other half have nice green leaves. Now those are starting to die. Any ideas? I have just cheap lights. Soil is damp as it would be out here winter time. Thanks so much.
Sometime the garlic doesn’t do well due to the it’s variety nature. It happened to me as well. Couldn’t save them, had to use the cloves before they all got destroyed.
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What about growing it in water and punt it in the field after 2 weeks or something.. have you tried that as well?
Is the garlic with just the water and little light indoors truly growing? Or is it merely sprouting, like certain sprouts or eg bamboo shoots? I see zero mass gaain of the garlic cloves, and indeed they can't grow because they are packed too tightly together.
Can you help me, i tried to do that thing with the water and it grew roots. I'm gonna plant it soon, how should i take care of it now that it's summer? Should i keep it in the sun? How many months it needs to grow?
Wow!!!! I have one question... If i cut the green leaves for eat then it will grow again in water?????
Yes they will grow but then the newer leaves will little bit thinner than the old leaves.
Had anyone tried a hydroponic solution instead of water ? This might make it grow bigger and faster
I agree with this method, just planted 3 cloves in dirt, came out strong in 7 days then developed bulb rot, so disappointing. I know this method will work, thanks you. I took a cutting off a juniper and put it in water, took months to get a root, but I kept my eye on it. Was wanting to make a bonzai juniper out of the cutting.
Woooohoooo I'm so excited. I wish we could come back and post our Garlic to show you! Thank you💚🍃
We have learnagro facebook group if you have images please do share with us. Thank you very much for your comment.
If you want more than a few leaves, plant garlic chives individually in soil.
This will give you big bulbs.
So i have a question can I plant a garlic and put it in my room? Will it still grow without direct sunglight?since my room is cold in the night from aircon ahaahahah
This is really awesome..is there any other vegetables we can grow like this..I tried it and it's great
You can also grow onion like that. Check our video How to grow mung bean sprout at home very Easy - healthy food
friendz friendz yup you can regrow lettuce too in water but you have to follow certain steps to do that, search on youtube "how to grow lettuce indoors" and click on the third video
I am growing celery and romaine lettuce this way! Already starting to see it grow again
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@@abigaila7341 yup me too, post a picture we want to see your progress😊😊
GREAT VIDEO AND IDEA. learn from it...thank you..
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Good job I like to grow in water
Amazing work
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Beautiful healthy garlic sprouts
Can I shift them into pot when they grow
And should I put them in shade or sun light when I shift them
You can shift them in pot too. Once you shift them after they grow roots, they can be placed in direct sunlight. Let us know if you have more questions
@@myalivesoul ok thanks
@@myalivesoul can I shift them in to soil after 15 day is it ok plz tell
What additional garlic did you grow?
Thank you for your reply. I will look forward to future videos.
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What is the ideal temperature need to maintain indoors ??
20C-30C works best. Good amount of sunlight if possible. Or use can use grow lights too.
Can you still eat the cloves after harvesting the green onion ?
Come on Andy, just think about it. Really think. Do you think that spring onion grows from garlic? You can do it, mate!
In the water is just to grow the top? I want to grow to make a new bulb from the clove.
You have to plant them directly in the soil. It might take 6-9 months depending upon the climate at your place.
Awesome idea mine shot up 10 inches in 6 days.
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Should I keep it in shade area or in my house or room plz tell
You can keep at your basement, room, in shade area wherever you like. They will grow,
When I've tried to grow onions in water. Just wasn't working out. So I decided for my garlic that I had around that sprouted I'd put in a small pot of potting soil. Seems to be doing okay for now and growing after a week pretty steady. How do you know when to harvest it? Thanks
When they have the leaves like as shown in the last stage of the video. Time to harvest.
Great video. Have you ever separated the cloves that have rooted and long sprouts and put them in soil in pots to grow full bulbs? Thank you!
No we didn’t, we consumed them with their sprouts attached to the clove. But next spring we gonna do that. thank you for your comment🙏, please check our other videos too let me know if you have any questions or concerns! A share would be highly appreciated.
Smart! I was thinking the same, feels like they might grow faster. Wondering if they will grow full bulbs, very intersting! :)
Great 💡
@@ninos1337 the bulb is formed after a chemical reaction in the clove is triggered by cold temp that happens in winter but if someone finds a way to triger this in water and/or indoors i would love to know how
Will garlic come back every year?
@Learnagro - Deepak Bhandari can I shift them in to soil after 15 day is it ok plz tell
Yes you can. They will grow even better
@@myalivesoul thanks
And my garlic has roots in 9 to 8 days thank you so much
Woooww that garlic grow very good
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Hi, nice Video. Do you get garlic scapes forming from this method?
Do we need to change the water??
Yes. Is important. It is recommended to change water everywhere 2-3 days for best result. Fresh water helps the roots stay healthy and do good for the plant. Please share your images of the project in Learnagro fb page so that we would also see it and suggest if you have any problems in growing. Thanks for the comment stay safe
Great video!!! I am doing this today!!
Please dhare images with us in learnagro facebook group so that we can see and suggest if there is anything we can help you with. good luck
Great video, how long do you think they survive? Like in a pond?
do you plant them in the ground one clove at a time after growing them in water? do you use the leaves a vegetable?
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@@myalivesoul nah nvm dont comment
May I ask after the leaves and roots grow.... which parts do we eat?
The leaves?
The garlic still edible?
Hey there, its a rather late reply but I could not bare leaving you hanging. You should be able to harvest it after 90 days. You know its ready when the leaves starts to get yellow. You simply just pull it up by the leaves and its edible :)
Thank you so much Deepak for a wonderful video.
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Deepak I tried to plant garlic ( indoor) using your method with sufficient amount of sunlight, 1 of my garlic seems it became rotten..Can you tell me what happened to my garlic.I change its water almost everyday..Can I still continue to plant it??..Roots were completely formed ..I also noticed that the water formed some bubbles..Smells like rotten..
Might be not good garlic to type. Or you might have dipped more of the garlic in water. Must know while growing by this method is just the water should touch the base of garlic not dipping garlic in the water. Changing water is good thing. Good luck let us know for more question. Thank you very much for the comment. Please 🙏 support us by checking our other videos too
@@myalivesoul yeah true it was fully soaked in water..it's my fault..thank you
This is really cool but what is the point of growing them? Each clove is still a single clove. They don't multiply unless they go through a freeze cycle.
I'm definitely going to do your method. Really good growth. But after they sprout I will put them in the freezer in a bag of soil for a month. Then plant them outside.
Do you plant them after they sprout in the water?
I harvested them all. Because my aim was to get the sprouts but you can also plant in soil. Each of the clove separately.
So you remove the sprouts from the inside of the cloves? Then plant those?
Yes ur right takes 11 days some one said 5 days not true thank u for truly said
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Very useful video you have made. Thank you
Sorry if this comes across as a bit stupid, but when does the garlic actually grow? Does a whole bulb grow from each clove? I don’t get it, it just looks like you took a new bulb and grew some stems out of it.
Late reply, not sure if you can use it. But each of the cloves grows into an entire bulb after 90-120 days ish :)
I don't understand the point of this. How can you grow a bulb from one clove in water? Do they ever grow into a full bulb?
They won’t grow ful bulb in water. They have to be planted in the soil for good growth. Growing garlic in water is just for sprouting purpose. Coming to actual bulb of garlic 🧄 you need to place each clove into the soil. Let us know if you have more queries.
The leaves have a mild garlic flavor, so you could slice them up to saute with other vegetables, or whatever.
G Gg no don’t listen to this video it’s not good advice mate.
Patricia Deluna plant your Garlic in dirt around start of winter or bit before depends on what climate you live in tho. Then let them grow for like 8 months until they die off in summer time. I’m no expert but that’s what I do and garlic takes months to grow new bulbs. You only need one glove per plant so separate them all when they get roots and sprout shoots then plant all separately. This video is only good for sprouting the roots not for growing actual garlic bulbs. Once they start growing roots and greens the bulbs that were once okay for food are now not really edible as they will be soft and woody as the plant uses them for food etc for the next garlic bulb they make if ya know what I mean. That’s why garlic that has shoots coming out of it in supermarkets isn’t good fo eat but it’s great if you want to regrow it to make more 8 to 9 months later.
Planted in soil directly, sprouted in few days. This is too slow.
Thank you for sharing my friend,I will try this.
Did you say you can pick one or two to use after 21 days ? Will it grow back? Do you ever transport to dirt ? Love to try this Please reply. Thank you for the video
You can use the whole sprouting clove. I would not recommend you to use only leaves rather use the whole clove. Beside that you can grow those sprouting cloves into dirt if you want. They will grow perfectly fine.
Hey from sunny Spain!
Can you eat the garlic stalks?
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i have too. they taste garlic, in my opinion
Why are the root base molding instead of growing roots
Thank u so much for this video
So if i want a new garlic ro grow i need ro put it in soil? Do yoi know how many days it take for it to be able to harvest?
To get full bulb of garlic 🧄 from a single clove you might have to wait 4-6months.
@@myalivesoul thanks foe replying back! :)
Excellent video, thanks!
Thank you very much.
Do you transplant them to the ground? They looked really good as a starter. You didn’t show what you do next.
I know its a late reply, but yeah you can plant these in the soil pretty much whenever you want. I made a video where I plant it into soil after some days. You can also just plant it directly in soil!
With water it's a good idea, no pest or almost none, no bacteria from the soil or virus 👍
Yes Filipe... that’s true.. and no hard work as well..😃... thanks for your comment..
But water gets really dirty and disgusting after a few days. So always refresh the water. Try to plant garlic chives in soil, and you get big bulbs, and not a few leaves.
After a month of garlic in water, I get roots but no sprouting. What am I doing wrong? I assume you live in a warm place (india?) like me (israel), so we don't get any frost so that's not the issue. Please help!
Can you eat the garlic leaves that sprout out of the garlic?
Yes I do...! They tastes very fresh and yummy as garlic cloves. You can also try them.. Please check our other videos too. Let us know if you have more queries..
That’s the point
Hey I didn't open my top when I started... The bottom roots were growing nicely, now we in week 3 now and one of the heads is growing fungi underneath....is it a lost cause?
If it’s growing fungus then it might be of no use and may rot other. I would recommend to change it.
@@myalivesoul its growing fungi Sherlock, because the water needs changing and may need some glucose.....in other words nutrients.
I clipped the tips of each clove. They sprouted 5 inches in 5 days.
But does a whole bulb multiple?
How many times u can hrvest the leaves
2-3 time mainly.. not more for water grown garlic
This is like another video I saw about growing garlic hydroponically. Same mistake as the other guy. He starts out with one bulb per glass and ends up with one bulb per glass plus green shoots on top.
This should have been broken into cloves and each clove put in a separate glass. You'd probably need a net cup so the cloves wouldn't fall in.
Probably needs nutrients as well. The source of the marterial for the shoots is the body of the bulb. It's literally eating itself.
So: separate into cloves, one clove per glass, put nutrients in. You may or may not have to aerate the water. It will probably require the same light as for soil. This is hypothetical since every search hit so far for hydroponic garlic has been disappointing.
Given my experience with other plants I'd expect the hydro to grow a lot faster and probably taste better. Once I saw the difference I never planted lettuce, tomatoes, spinach, etc in soil again.
In 7 days grey fungus forms at the base n no growth when I tried to change water . Why n what is to be done ...😊
Keep changing water often. Check if any clove is rotting and rice it.
I'm a garlic lover
Tyler
Thanks
do i need to transfer to soil? will it grow on water alone?
For getting bigger plants and get the complete bulb out of clove yes you have to plant them in soil. If you just want to use sprouts you harvest them.
What liquid fertilizer did you use?
Nothing my friend, just clean water
Excellent exactly what I needed to know
Can you please tell me the measurement of roots and that of green part please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Roots are around 7-8 inches ling, where as the greens are around 12-15 inches long. Thank you for the comment. Please check our other videos too. Let us know if you hav more questions?
@@myalivesoul thanx
i arlady did this for 1 week but my garlic is not sprouting can you tell me what is wrong?
Please share the picture in learnagro fb page o. An suggest what’s wrong
Very good point
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So day 21 jumps to 3 months later with no explanation of what happened? No further instructions? Perhaps some information could be shared on how to separate and plant them? Maybe something on harvesting? Time frames perhaps?
Thank you. I will try one more video including aftermath.
This method doesn't grow new garlic? Just tops?
Are black looking bumps in the garlic normal ?
Can we use same step with the onions???
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whats the point of growing the green stems if you dont multiply the number of bulbs. Im not criticizing, just asking.
Does it need to be transfered in a soil?
If you want to have garlic bulbs you can plant each clove separately. But that take more than 6months. Let us know for more queries. Stay safe
I eat raw garlic cloves, do you think just eating a few shoots with be the same health equivalent?
I will not say same but the leaves also work great. They both work similar. If you do t have cloves the leaves are also better. Please check our other videos too. Let us know for any queries. Stay safe
@@myalivesoul cloves are more potent Sherlock get your information right
I saw other video says you can cut the green stems for omelettes, etc. Others that know how to grow did get lots of garlics on replanting. You must nourish. It takes months. You need to research it.
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But aren't you just growing the green leafy part? No cloves? Do the green parts taste like garlic?
I love growing vegetables in water. The soil never works for me and the plants die. Thank you😊😊😊