Planting Garlic // How to Grow Garlic from Cloves
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- How to plant garlic in raised beds or in ground from cloves. There are two different types of garlic. Each for a different winter chill. Hardneck and softneck garlic. Should you refrigerate garlic bulbs before planting? What time of year do you plant garlic? Do you fertilize garlic?
It’s not weird at all. I love going outside and looking at my garden and feeling so happy about growing my own food. I love it 😻
It’s not weird. I always feel so good about cooking with my own garlic and onions. I pick them and feel like it a masterpiece I’ve waited for finally finished.
Ok. Good!
I agree! Gives the meal that something extra special!
I think onions and garlic feel special, because it is a harvest that can last a whole year. There is a sense of empowerment growing what is the base of so many daily meals and you can store and survey your stored harvest at any time. 😊
How do you store them?
Canada🇨🇦 I planted local grown store bought garlic 🧄, green and yellow onions 🧅, potatoes 🥔 and mushrooms 🍄. Grows great especially the garlic 🧄 and green onions. I bought cherry and beefsteak tomato 🍅 and pepper 🫑🌶️ seeds also. I cant wait to harvest some and continue to grow more! I grow indoors during the winter and outside during warmer seasons.
I promised my granddaughter I would wait until I see her next week to plant garlic. We are both excited to grow it for the first time!
Yep same here. I have been collecting garlic from local people to separate and plant. I also love using garlic in everything. My granddaughter loves helping me plant garlic. I was late last year I did it in January but I did get some. I was so happy and it was yummy.
Such a great feeling growing and tending to the garden, harvesting and cooking with things that you grew yourself… makes the meal, or smoke😉 so much better!!
God bless everyone watching this 🙏🏽 keep safe and keep healthy.
Thanks You aswell
@@impeachharrisnow you are welcome!
This video is just what I needed now. We had planted and successfully grown two whole bunches of red garlic and were definitely looking to replant some this year.
My garlic have sprouted in the ground and they are so cute, hope I get a good harvest in 9 months. Hope you have had a great thanksgiving, Brian!
First time gardener so I have not grown garlic yet. Interesting to know can grow garlic using organic supermarket garlic. Thanks for another great video.
Yes, pretty much all garlic will sprout.
I grew supermarket garlic last year without a problem. The organic is better for sure.
@@stephaniesmith9710 yeah, it tends to sprout with greater regularity, for sure
Zone 5b-6a. We planted...20 garlic cloves last year. It did great!! Our favorite- confit!
When did you plant?
I just love, love this channel it is the best period! No crappy music, etc. soothing, straightforward, and very informational. Thank you and keep the videos coming please.
We are growing our own garlic for the first time this year.
Thank you Brian, planting garlic today!
I used garlic from a local farm last year. I planted all 6 hard neck cloves and all 6 came up. The last bulb did mold at 4-5 months but there is a lot of humidity in my house and it wasn’t certified seed garlic. I absolutely get a wonderful different feeling from growing my own garlic and it’s soooo easy! Well , I planted 214 cloves this year, in October. And 😂 4 varieties to share with my family 💗🙌🏻 🧄 my germination has been amazing 🤩
Hi! How did you garlic do from that huge crop? How big of a bed did you need for that and what zone are you? Just curious 😊
I have a similar feeling, when I grow my potatoes and carrots. Thank you for the video; keep them coming my friend.
Thank you for this video. In NC and went ahead and planted some garlic las week. 😬
I think the fact that garlic and onions are grown underground gives them a special "power" LOL 😆 😅 Just my opinion
So do potatoes carrots and a shit ton more
Getting the last batch of garlic in the ground today. Also going to be planting bell beans and garbanzos as cover crops in all the bare spaces. #WinterIsComing! #NorthernCalifornia
Do you harvest the garbanzos? I started buying organic dry garbanzos from the bulk section for my cover crop but have not had a harvest yet.
@@orleanaplytas4191 you really should not be growing cover crops for harvest ... In fact you should kill off the crops and incorporate into the soil just about when they start flowering. The reason is that all that nitrogen that is building up in the root nodules gets diverted to the "fruit" once they start to form. And you really want that nitrogen in the soil.
@@GreenLove1 well that makes complete sense. I did not think about the flowering process absorbing the nitrogen. You are the first to tell me this and I talked to farmers and Profesors in the field. Thanks for the information. Follow up question, how would you handle the following situation? Some areas can have year round aphids and an infestation can affect how the plant uses/produces nitrogen. Will the cover crop still produce enough nitrogen in the nodules to be effective? And a follow up to that. I know that it is important to use a variety of plants in my compost to provide a better nutrient density, is it the same in cover crops? Do some plants provide more than others? And I am understanding that it is the plant nodules on the roots that produce the nitrogen, is the whole plant turned into the soil in an effort to compost benefits? Or is there another reason?
And thank you @greenlove for sharing the information.
@@orleanaplytas4191 thank you for you kind words. I am anything but an expert and most of my knowledge is theoretical - I do a ton of research. If you want to learn more about cover crops and soil health in general, I suggest you watch this amazing keynote by Gabe Brown of the Soil Health Academy - it is long, but worth every minute. ruclips.net/video/ExXwGkJ1oGI/видео.html
Thanks for this! Also that garden patio looks like a dream to hang out in during those long socal summer nights 🤩
Your videos are so pleasant and packed with good info. Thank you.
Thanks for this. I just got my garlic planted last weekend. I thought I was late.
Now I know why my garlic was so pitiful last year. Because I did the refrigerator thing also.
As always thanks for the great tips.
You share a lot of great info. Straight to it. Planted garlic for the first time with our own compost 😁 so excited! On top, I put some rabbit poop and hay from their pen. Hoping it turns out well. They were already all sprouted basically.
There is nothing weird with that feeling, my wife and I feel the same, we also believe they ate much more flavorful❣️ Having a sence of accomplishment and pride over caring for your plants is nothing to feel weird over either, to many today have no idea how to grow their own food. Thank you for your videos, if nothing else, we always fund one tid bit to and to our knowledge❣️God bless and happy growing❣️❣️
I'm in Massachusetts indoors and out because of the weather here
I am such a huge onion and garlic fan so I definitely get where you are coming from Brian and strangely enough I am becoming really fond of carrot tops! You can use them instead of parsley in a lot of cooked items and I haven’t found anything they aren’t good in yet. ( I put them in my omelette for breakfast)! I put my garlic in the ground in mid October and can’t wait to see how they turn out. Next I’m going to try planting onions so I can’t wait for you to do a video on that!! Hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
My garlic is up!! I planted it a few weeks ago due to where we live and I was delighted to see it had sprouted! After your video though I think one lot may not get enough sun?? It’s all a learning experience! Thanks for great video! ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
It might. My spot isn't full sun in winter.
There's nothing wrong or weird about enjoying something straight from your own garden. Even if it's something as small or basic as garlic or tomato. It's yours, no pun intended, but the fruits of your labor. Your garden is beautiful and very inspiring. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Fridge is best for pitted fruits. I could be wrong, but tulips are probably closer to tubers and if you put them in the fridge, it will extend the sleeping time
I agree! Love using ur own onions and garlic- so much yummier too!
I love going back through your videos, I always find instructions on something I wasn't looking for! I threw some store bought sprouted garlic in a raised bed "just because", and now need this info. Thanks Brian 🌻
Loved the vid as well as the onion vid. I love growing both. I’m in MN and grow both the hard and soft neck. I watched the vid on refrigerating the garlic so I put some of mine in the frig and left some out. I planted my garlic the last week in September. I planted a 4 different varieties, 2 from a seed catalog and 2 from my previous year. I mulch the garlic for winter.
I forgot to comment on the onion vid. I either plant the sets or strands that I get from my local garden store. Most years, I get enough onions to carry me through the winter months. I have a few onion plants in the garden that reseed. I harvest these onions as soon as they get green while I’m waiting for ‘green’ onions to grow. I’ve never tried starting inside but think I will this winter. I’m going to order some of the crab and lobster this spring too. I used the harvest tomato fertilizer last summer and really like it.
Last year I didn’t refrigerate my garlic and bulbs never formed. This year I refrigerated them for a few months and I planted them a few weeks ago. It’s still “hot” in Florida so I hope something grows this year.
I planted some garlic this past summer and only one made it. Its growing nice and pretty, the rest just dried up. Didn't know i had to wait until November!!! Thanks for the info.
Just threw some organic garlic in my basket at target! I've tried growing garlic also from out of the refrigerator with no luck.
Thanks for the instructions. I’m going to plant my garlic today!
I don't think you're weird at all! I think lettuce and other things we are so used to seeing especially just the green leafy plants. But a bulb of garlic seems more intricate and harder to make, I totally get it. 🤗
Thank you, I did that too I picked the biggest bulb and used the small ones For my cooking 👍😇 God bless u always For what Ur sharing and doing. I have learned a lot since I started joining Ur video, continue Ur teaching, Thank you so much 🙏🏻👍👍
I feel the exact same way when prepare something from my garden
How did you know what I’m doing today? 🤣Actually it’s a bit late, but I already have two raised beds planted with Music hardneck. What I’m planting today is some that came up volunteer in another area last Spring. Nothing to lose. I’ll be mulching heavily since we’re going to get some really cold weather her in SE TN this week. Great video Brian! Homegrown garlic is the best!
I grew garlic for the first time last year and I know what you mean about it feeling so special when you cook with your own garlic💚
Planted my garlic and onions about 1 week ago....4 varieties of garlic and 2 different types of onions....
I’ve never grown onions or garlic before. Now I want to. Badly. Lol. I’m in the Bay Area, Northern California. We frost but don’t freeze. I hope I’m not too late! 😬
Nope. Not to late. Go for it!
I by garlic from my local Farmers Market to use. It is cheaper than buying seeds. And because it is the local Farmers Market I know they have a better chance of success.
I love that you are willing to share your experiences with us. Thank you so much
I got scapes on my garlic that I bought from SD Seed Company and I'm in Zone 10a and getting ready to harvest them very soon and I see nice garlic heads under the soil.
every video I've watched, I learned something new. I thank you for doing this Brian ( love the name lol)
-Brian E. from Charlotte NC
Thanks. You even spell your name the correct way! Lol
Cool! It was nice to learn about conditioning the soil. Crab and lobster shells interesting. What about egg shells? Kelp , what about old lettuce? I throw all my scraps of peelings in my garden, ( but sometimes they end up in my engine of my car! Lol!( rats). Would be cute to see your son learn how to intro your shows.
I'm in the UK, I bought garlic sets. They came as 2 bulbs, every single clove in the bulbs were enormous, none were small at all. I planted them the first week of October and they are coming through now, I don't mind if they are slow, I prefer that they form roots first.
Thanks for the informative video. Very good information. I’m in zone 10a but in a colder micro climate than your location. I’ve planted four varieties including two hard neck types ( Music and Chesnock Red) as an experiment. I grow Inchelium Red and Sicilian Artichoke (my favorite) soft neck types every season and they do really well here. I don’t know if it helps growing but I soak seed cloves over night in water with a teaspoon of 20-20-20 water soluble fertilizer and 1/4 tsp baking soda per gallon of water. I learned that from a commercial grower in Gilroy, CA, again don’t know how effective it is but I’ve always done it that way. You packed a lot of good information into a short video - well done!
Thanks Bob!
I think stratification works on the garlic that requires more chilling, like hard neck when growing in a climate that doesn't provide those same chill hours. I think the soft neck doesn't require as many chill hours.
I ordered my seed garlic as soon as I could find it as everyone was selling out. It arrived a few months ago and I put it in the frig to keep it from sprouting too soon. Hope I still get a good harvest. I was already planning to put it in this week so I think I'll be sure to plant more just to have enough in case the heads are small. I'm also here in SoCal (10a) but I bought some hardneck just to try; I'll let you know how it goes.
It is the coolest thing ever to grow your own food and garlic is amazing--so, no, you are not alone in thinking that! I am sorry you can't grow the hard necks--the scapes are unbelievably delicious!! Like the green of a scallion, except that it tastes like garlic. (Great for pesto or even just raw.)
Thanks great video, growing garlic for the first time.
What parts of the garlic are eatable, besides the bulb? Would you consider making a video about what parts of plants are safe to eat? Thanks again for another great video!
The greens that grow out of it.
That's a great idea for a video! I know a lot of green tops like turnips and carrots are edible, but there must be a lot more out there.
A friend of mine makes pesto from the scapes.
So here in Northern California (near Palo Alto) I just planted some hard neck garlic that a friend gave me. I'm going to pour ice over it every week this winter (once or twice). I'll let ya know how it goes!!
Please do!
I’m curious how this will go. I’m also in Northern California near Sonoma, and planted hardneck garlic for the first time. I’m hopeful we’ll get enough chill hours for bulbs to form. I might try the ice water on a few of my plants.
I've planted garlic all summer in strategic places. Of course the bulbs didn't flourish in the 115 Inland Empire heat.
HOWEVER. We got to eat some awesome chives up to now. PLUS... I said STRATEGICALLY. Garlic is literally my pest control. I only deal with worms and spiders thanks to garlic and MARIGOLDS. The other pests hate both!
Please watch your camera angles. I want to actually see the garlic being planted and hear what you're saying! Love your channels. You're a phenomenal teacher. Thank you for your kind and caring ways, too.🌻🍓
Love your channel Oh boy, so I'm new at this. I planted my garlic at the end of June. I have pulled up two plants and there is no garlic at the end of the stems. Now that I've watched your video I see that I planted at the wrong time. So should I pull it all up? Maybe cut the tops off and put hay over it. Please help. I've babied it all summer long. I just never planted garlic, onions and leeks before. Real learning experience. and I've learned a lot from you.
I think it's cool to cook with ANYTHING I've grown...
I’m going to grow garlic thanks for the great info
Saw somewhere where you can dip garlic cloves in raw honey when planting them in the ground
Excellent information! Thanks very much. :)
Can you cut parts of the bottom leaves so you can use them for the flavor meanwhile it grows
Great video! I always learn something new! Do you have any links for the Neptunes fertilizer stuff you mentioned? Looking forward to next video!
Check tomorrow's video! Maybe even a discount😉
great informative video! thumbs up
Great information
What should I do now & when the winter is coming? I planted the garlic in May, I saw some yellow leaves on the bottom.
Didn't know about the phosphorus... I'll have to go pick some up. Since my garlic is already planted can I just sprinkle on top? And when I water it soaks into the soil?
I always leave a few cloves behind.so what so I do.when they pop up? Move them! Fertilize them! Grow them!
Gosh i just LOVE your videos!
Think you may need to revise which garlic grows best in which zones. I’m in zone 8b and hardneck garlic definitely grow much better than soft neck garlic here.
I have never seen any site that sells garlic say that hardneck is good for warm zones. It is always softneck for warm snd hardneck for cold.
@@firehorsewoman414 I’m not arguing that. However zone 8b goes all the way up through the Pacific Northwest. Hardneck garlic by far grows best in these regions. I guess what I’m trying to say is hardneck garlic grows very well in zones much higher than zone 5.
@@jimmytaco2233 i see. Well its my first time trying to grow specific types. I planted both here in Dallas so wish me luck - I am going to need it hahaha whether it is soft or hard neck varieties.
How come the tomatoes changed from round green ones to the ripen long ones with from the beginning to the end of the video?
I think you only need to refrigerate hardneck varieties if you want to grow them in your area.
All garlic benefits from "vernalization" to set the bulb.....without it, even softnecks can grow small, weak bulbs.
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Hi, Thanks for the reply. Why would his soft necks have grown larger without vernalization?
I always learn something from you!
Thank you!
@@NextLevelGardening - I only speak the truth. 🤗
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We were actually talking about you last night lol. About how you came into the live stream and saved the day.
Next Level Gardening - California Garden TV - Awe! Aren’t y’all sweet! I’m so glad I could help! I don’t know y’all super well, but I’d say hands down you keep it real. I moderate 14 or more channels so I have a bit of experience so that helps. I really enjoyed being able to lend a hand. It’s one of my greatest joys in life. 😉
I grow attached to the plants, and then I feel bad when I chop them up 😞
Kidding 😜😄!
How long should it take to you see the garlic start to sprout 🌱 and how big/deep should the containers be minimum 🪴
Good stuff
I'm wondering if the refrigerators problem is that it also removes moisture from things. Perhaps if the moisture levels were maintained higher in their little corner of the fridge they wouldn't shrink and have less energy to recover later?
Thanks for this, it gives tips and hope. This is my third attempt @ growing garlic. Following your tutorial and keeping fingers crossed1
Odd. I’m in zone 7a and I grew hardneck garlic last year and they did wonderfully. The soft neck garlic didn’t do well. My garden is bassackwards like me. 🙃
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Ugh didn't know about the fall planting (colder climate here) Why would they sell garlic clove seed in early spring... Still gonna try it though, even if they don't get nice bulbs, I'm planting them with potatoes so hopefully it will at least deter any pests?
Thanks!
Not weird I relate
If planting in containers, how deep/big container should be? Thank you
Garlic has quite shallow roots. I can grow them in 5-inch herb planters with zero issues. When you harvest garlic, you literally just pull it out of the ground...that's how shallow the roots are.
I want to plant garlic in a pot. What kind of soil and nutrients do I need to buy? I live in Florida .
Ok, I really need advice. 2nd time I’ve grown garlic and both came out puny heads. Soft snd hardnecks. Planted in October and they grew really quickly..green tops. Winter came with some snow in Pine AZ (5600’ elevation, zone 7B), and in spring, they continued to grow until they appeared to be ready to harvest. So SMALL! What am I doing wrong? They require longer cold weather maybe? Plant in November or December maybe? Do they require much colder temps than 60-70’s in Oct…?
I live in Orange County, CA. When should I plant. I believe it’s too hot now (end of August).
I’m in Florida, where would I look for soft neck garlic. Noticed the grocery stores here have hard neck.
Love your channel! Thank you for all the great advice. I know you mentioned planting lettuce around the garlic. What do you do in spring with the warm weather crops? I assume you can’t dig and amend big holes between garlic for let’s say tomatoes in April, so what do you do with the space when it gets too warm for things like lettuce? Also, I have a container garden in San Diego (5 gal. to like a 70 gal. big smartpots “bed” ) do you recommend just devoting a container or 2 for just garlic or should I try to interplant?
Does cutting green stems for consumption interfer with growth of garlic?
Yes, it does. the only part you would cut before harvesting would be scape on the hardneck variety of garlic. You cut scape not later than after the first circle it coil, later becomes woody. You cut it to allow for a bigger bulb, but it will not go to waster - you can make a pesto from it, steam with other veggies or eat raw.
Why not your usual recommendation of Rock Phosphate in the hole??
I usually have garlic coming up on its own. Due to past years of not harvesting it.
Question what was the seed catalog you mentioned ordering. I can’t find the video that talked about it. Thank you!
He likes Baker Creek Seeds which is rareseeds.com I believe. You can google Baker Creek and it will come up for you.
@@summerfoley2481 thank you!
@@gourdsbyjm no problem.
Hi! I’m loving your videos. Very well explained. Thank u! I live in Lake Elsinore. Do u think it’s to late to start planting garlic? Thanking you in advance! 🙏
Thanks! No you still can! Not much longer though
@@NextLevelGardening thank you so much for replying. I will do it tomorrow. 😊
I planted garlic a week or 2 before you. Most have sprouted and what should I do? Leave it alone or snip the tips to delay them?
How do you know which gallon per hour drip emitter to use for various plants?
I planted some hard neck garlic and I'm in the Bay Area 9b. Our coldest nights have been about 43. Will hard neck garlic not grow because it's not cold enough?
Just wanted to let you know that on this video when you turn on the closed captions the words do not match what is being said. Somebody edited it with an entirely different dialogue.
May I ask how to take care of rust on garlic or prevent them?