Questions. Am I able to use these the bulbs for planting in June (winter) or should I instead dry and eat them now?
If usable for replanting in June, what is the best way to store them?
Thanks. Rob
Questions. Am I able to use these the bulbs for planting in June (winter) or should I instead dry and eat them now?
If usable for replanting in June, what is the best way to store them?
Thanks. Rob
I just leave them in the ground if they didn't "bulb" yet. I had the same thing happen and they are coming up now. I'll let them grow till they brown out and harvest them then. Here in TX this means harvest in July or August.
Jangchub wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
Has anyone had any luck with the garlic you plant now for harvest this year? I NEVER get my stuff together enough to plant in the fall. I was thinking of trying the spring stuff. I was wondering if it was worth a
30 mile trip to the nursery to get some. Any opinions?I raise elephant garlic. I harvest it in July, cure it for 10 to 15 days, store it in a cool place (not the fridge), and then replant in early September. That way it has time to form into cloves by the next June or July.
I haven't had much experience with regular garlic. You might get away with planting it now, but I doubt it.
George, I agree that you should replant your bulbs and leave them till summer.
Dwayne
g'day rob,
you don't say where you are?
but if you are in the southern hemisphere about now is when to plant, and yes i sould divide and replant those corms.
snipped With peace and brightest of blessings,
len & bev
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On Sat, 7 Apr 2007 13:42:08 +0000 (UTC), FragileWarrior
I've gotten cloves to form, but not bulb in one season. The garlic you plant now can stay in the ground all summer, then fall and till next year. The other thing I do with mine in the same season is to use the foliage in cooking.
Correction here. Rather than bulbs I should have said cloves. The cloves are left over from late last winters planting (they were a little late) and summer harvesting. They were ones I missed.
Some the the cloves are sprouting new growth at the top. I am only 4-6 weeks away from planting my new seasons crop.
I guess the plan is, someone feel free to correct me if I am wrong, to store the cloves in a dry dark place and plant out when needed.
rob
g'day rob,
i would still use them for the new planting season whether you leave them in the ground or pull them and store them in the fridge until then is your choice.
snipped With peace and brightest of blessings,
len & bev
-- "Be Content With What You Have And May You Find Serenity and Tranquillity In A World That You May Not Understand."
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