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The small bulbils can also be planted in the fall just like you planted your hardneck garlic cloves the previous fall. However, plants grown from bulbils will only produce garlic âroundsâ, smaller heads of garlic that are not subdivided into cloves. If these rounds are replanted in the fall again, they will eventually mature into full size garlic heads with separate cloves, but this can take an extra 1-3 years depending on the garlic variety and starting bulbil size.
Since bulbils take several years to mature into large heads of garlic, our preference for planting garlic is to select our largest heads from the current year's harvest, separate them into individual cloves, and plant these in the fall as demonstrated in this video:    â˘Â Planting Fall Hardneck Garlic in a Co... Â
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I usually watch self sufficient me for gardening advice but this channel is also a good one.
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naturally it increases the the bulb - the plants doesnt need to allocate precious energy to produce seeds and instead is focusing on bulb to survive season while it tried to regrow slowly that seed pod (depends on when it was snapped off)
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"What the flippidy doo" love that
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This channel is super underrated
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You're growing so much garlic! How do you plan to store and use it all?
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The flowers taste good. Grilled, they taste like garlic asparagus.
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I like to chop it in to soup. or it to salat. or put in blender with some onions and butter to make a spread
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Oooohh, I wanna know how to plant more garlic like this!!! My epis needs it!!!
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Thank you great video đ
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Scapes are delicious in so many recipes
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Blend them with lemon juice, evoo, and season with Italian Seasoning abd fresh spinach. Makes a amazing pasta Sause
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Garlic scapes make for great pesto!
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And scapes are delicious!
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I'm jealous of your gardens
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Seems like a really late time to snap off those garlic scapes. Like if you're going to eat them that's good, but if you're really focused on bulb size wouldn't it be a good idea just to snap it or clip it off right as you see it so it doesn't put any energy at all?
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Scapes are delicious
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Garlic scapes are also really delicious.
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do they all make bulbils, and can immediately replant those for rapid multiplication?
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I removed some of the scapes but also kept sone to grow seed!
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@MildTimes
1 year ago
if you donât snippity snap those skippity scapes, then brother, youâll get yourself some giggity garlic flowers that eventually go to slippity seed.
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