Don't Harvest Garlic Until These 2 Things Happen!

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After nearly 9 months our garlic babies are just about all set to be harvested! Green, lush, and girthy, they have had an amazing growing season! BUT, if they're harvested too soon the results can be quite underwhelming as the majority. of the garlic head development happens in the final weeks. So how do you know when to harvest your garlic? Well, fortunately there are 2 very distinct signs to keep your eyes peeled for in the final 6 weeks of growth and I show you exactly what they are in today's video!
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@gregwhitford9684 Год назад

Garlic has literally changed my life! I eat aged cloves stored in honey daily and I no longer need statin or high blood pressure meds!

@Seafoamworks99 3 месяца назад

That's nuts I hope you have enough space to grow the garlic you need for your heart health. Reusing old tubs and containers for growing indoors can help.

@amyk6028 2 месяца назад

Thank u. I will share this information with my Dad. Very helpful ❤

@aaronyeomans5799 Месяц назад

If I'm being real, very very very few people actually need blood pressure meds. My last doctor trip my resting heart rate was 150 something, and with just a few minor lifestyle changes, my heart rate after biking for 5 hours wouldn't even be that high, and if I'm extremely active that week my resting heart rate will be 60 or below.

@daveg1052 Месяц назад

How is this done?

@wendyeames5758 Месяц назад

How is this done to avoid botulism?

@jeanroeder5534 Год назад

When harvesting crops like garlic, onions, carrots; first push down, then pull up. Works every time.

@Mike-mn8wy 2 месяца назад

Great tip..Thank you!!👍🏻

@Lukeydukeist Месяц назад

Do you harvest without a tool? I use a shovel for my garlic and it ends up destroying mounds I plant the garlic in. I'd like to plant into the mounds again so I'll be experimenting with less disturbing harvest methods

@suemeeks1229 Месяц назад

Yes on the recipes with garlic scapes

@rachelwickart275 Месяц назад

WOW! What a timely tip...I'll need to harvest my garlic nearly 6 weeks early, and will try this. Thank you!

@nancypingreehoover 25 дней назад

I harvest garlic like I harvest potatoes ... with my hands. I can get as messy, or not so messy, as I want. Lol!

@priayief Месяц назад

FYI, there was a study conducted by the University of Guelph, ON, Canada, which showed removing garlic scapes as soon as they appear will significantly improve the size of your garlic bulbs. Depending on the type of garlic you're growing, the bulb size can increase as much as 35%.

@autumnstoptwo Месяц назад

cool! amd that makes sense

@Greengirljmt Месяц назад

But then you don’t get any pickled garlic scapes! Or garlic scape pesto or all of the other yummy bonus treats from the scapes.

@priayief Месяц назад

@@Greengirljmt True but I don't use scapes.

@6648rome 28 дней назад

I found they regrew when cut too soon. I had to cut again. The scapes are like asparagus so why not use that second crop.

@priayief 28 дней назад

@@6648rome Like I said: I don't use scapes. I prefer larger bulbs. I haven't experienced them regrowing when I cut them too soon but if they did, I'd just cut them again. No problem.

@cherylanon5791 Год назад

my 3 beds of garlic are just starting to scape....this is my signal to begin more broccoli, cabbage, and Yod Fah seedlings, which will be planted in the beds now occupied by garlic after they're pulled. Last year it was a bit later....every year is different. So nice that the garlic tells me when to start to prepare the next occupants of their beds!

@birdingtrip7101 Год назад

Gardening is interesting and important, but the last thing is calming. The first time a wood rat eats all your crop, the deer get over a fence, the gophers eat your plants, Wild Turkeys take mud bath and rest in the middle of your planting, hose burst, plumbing failure of many varieties, hot temperatures, cold temperatures, tree grows blocking the sun, tree fails ending protection, hail... it is endless, you realize its a battle.

@kevinthomas4171 8 месяцев назад

When we moved into our place in the country, I planted a garden. Corn, carrots, zucchini and a few others. There was a sense of satisfaction watching them emerge, and seeing the ears develop day by day. Until I went out and found every ear of young corn gone, and deer tracks everywhere in the garden. Ditto for the other crops I’d planted. Literally, the only thing that I grew in that garden that made it to our table, was venison.

@ab-we1pj Месяц назад

Don't forget the Never ending grasshopper, earwig, and flea beetles getting everything the deer left.

@bonnienichalson5151 Месяц назад

Companion planting help with bug :)

@samiam159007 Месяц назад

EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING when he said that. This spring has been a nightmare with slugs and deer. So discouraged but not quitting. It's a good work, but it's certainly not calming. Maybe short bursts of calm while looking at a flower but not generally calming.

@Greengirljmt Месяц назад

If you plant items like garlic, the critters and pests leave it alone. All the benefits, without the headaches. Also, perennial veggies, like asparagus are usually left alone and it’s pretty low-maintenance. Add compost and a good layer of mulch and you won’t even have to weed.

@ninemoonplanet 2 года назад

What you pulled out is commonly used in some Asian food, it's "green garlic" which is usually milder but very delicious.

@dereklonewolf9011 Год назад

Thank you for the heads up 🍁73+ new garlic grower Hunter Yorkshire expat

@jtsloth Год назад

Green garlic was a very exciting discovery for our household. It's some of the reason we grow two 4x8 beds of just garlic this year. I love to use them just like green onions in fried rice and stir fries.

@lemagreengreen Год назад

Yeah green garlic is delicious and is a legitimate crop in its own right, can be quite expensive to grow large amounts of it unless you're also growing garlic bulbs to maturity though.

@michaelcooney7687 Год назад

I only grow garlic for the ready available greens

@Greeningermany Год назад

I intentionally plant my garlic too densely with the intention of pulling out green garlic from between the plants I am planning to allow to ripen to full bulb garlic. That way I double up on a harvest in the same plot. It does mean I must ensure that my soil is super rich with compost in the spring. Great channel, glad I found you!! Cheers and happy gardening

@anxiousbeachbums Месяц назад

A couple of things: 1) I think you're up in Canada. In Northern California I'm about a week from pulling my soft neck garlic. About 1/3 of the vegetation has already "browned". Pulled a couple as a test and they're looking good; 2) Us soft neck growers don't get "scapes" (think only hard neck and elephant garlic growers get them). So, if you're growing soft-neck garlic, you may want to monitor the browning of the plant vs. looking for scapes.......and, depending on your location, consider late May as a potential harvest time (I left a few until July last year and they seemed to rot a bit).

@douellette7960 Месяц назад

Yes that's good info that should've been included in his video. Yes seems like he's growing the hard-neck types that more northern areas can grow well. Soft-necks in SC are ready in May- early June

@KristenK78 Месяц назад

I’m near Pittsburgh growing hardneck. It’s Memorial Day weekend and I just cut all the scapes-so garlic heads are probably no more than a couple weeks off!

@nbarbettini 29 дней назад

Thanks! I'm also growing softneck garlic in Northern CA and it looks almost ready to harvest in late May. Some of the leaves are already browning, maybe a few weeks to go at the most. 🤞

@anxiousbeachbums 29 дней назад

@@nbarbettini Just pulled 105 the day before yesterday (May 25). Looks pretty good. Have it tied in bundles of four and curing in a shaded area in the backyard.

@margaretwhiteman8865 Год назад

I just made garlic butter and garlic hummus with my garlic scapes. Both so good.

@Chulahomasgarden 28 дней назад

@margaretwhite, question how do you make humus

@manisteerocks7092 14 дней назад

WOW!..you have no idea how much i appreciate this video!..Excellent information that I badly needed!. I live in northern Michigan along the coast of lake Michigan. Last fall my wife and I were inland and doing some fall color tours and such, when we came Apon a winery that had a shelf with some Ukrainian garlic. Me, being a garlic lover, eat on almost everything. Bought some cloves to consume. I asked the lady where it was from and she said her family brought it over from the Ukraine almost 100yrs ago, so it's from the same strain. I've never grown garlic before so I took a shot at it and planted it when she told me too. So now, to my surprise,, i have 4 big, tall garlic plants'. And NOW I see what you were talking about!. The main curl is starting. I was so close to harvesting these 4 plants thinking they were ready. Now I know I have another month to go. i really really appreciate this video. and yes, im a Toronto blue jays' fan! cheers mate.

@zone4garlicfarm Месяц назад

Another way to know when it's time to harvest garlic is to leave the scape on a few plants. When the scape uncurls and stands straight up it's harvest time.

@geraldarcuri9307 Год назад

As a first-time garlic grower this well-illustrated video has been incredibly helpful! Thank you so much!!!!!!

@Big_Un Год назад

My father would plant garlic in the fall (in Western New York). It was the first thing up in the spring, and produced large, tender, sweet bulbs with no sharpness. He would harvest as needed throughout the year. He would leave them in place and as the season progressed, the bulbs would become stronger and sharper until he stopped their growth by harvesting the remainder and drying as mentioned. We had sweet garlic in the spring and large bulbs as big as my fist at the end. IMHO, try planting a little more than you think you'll need and harvest weekly. (Keep notes! LOL) You'll not only have FRESH garlic all season, but you'll be able to choose the level of flavor and sharpness that's right for you.

@sweetstufff Год назад

Great advice! Thanks.

@sheilatwigg866 Год назад

Thanks. That is helpful.

@Gos1234567 11 месяцев назад

So you can let them go until all the leaves go brown and wither? Seems better to pull up as you need them 👍

@Big_Un 11 месяцев назад

@@Gos1234567 For myself, I wouldn't wait that long. As I mentioned above, the early garlic is tender and sweet. As the season progresses, the bulbs become stronger and sharper. You'll need to experiment on when to harvest to choose the level of flavor and sharpness that's right for you. By the time the leaves brown and whither, the plant has stopped growing and it will be plenty strong and sharp.

@marcbryan-brownexplorerscl9582 11 месяцев назад

Fascinating, I have always found that as the leaf wrappers all die die the garlic cloves will break through and be exposed.This is fine in the short term but if you want the garlic to store until at least New Years you need a live leaf or two...

@rachelwickart275 Год назад

You can replant that "pulled too early" green garlic. I've done it, and they did get bigger.

@Tree-thingz Месяц назад

You've answered my question 😊. Thank you!

@zone4garlicfarm Месяц назад

Green garlic is good to eat. Some growers plant a little dense and pull every other one as green garlic.

@rachelwickart275 Месяц назад

@@Tree-thingz You're welcome. 😊

@rachelwickart275 Месяц назад

@@zone4garlicfarm It is tasty, isn't it? I didn't know aout growing it densely, and harvesting the others like that, but it sounds like a wonderful idea. Thanks for the tip!

@josephdayrader2496 Год назад

I’ve been growing garlic for 30 years and when I started I got a book for information. No RU-vid then. It recommended cutting the roots off also before storing because they will absorb moisture and could cause problems with mold or spoilage. Any thoughts?

@percussionist48 11 месяцев назад

I agree, I do the same..

@calisingh7978 Месяц назад

Yes but not all of you want to plant them.

@gabriellakadar 23 дня назад

I'm too lazy. I just make sure they are in cool dry place.

@BobLyss Год назад

Hey Jordan, Glad I found your channel. I bought a way too big bag of garlic from Costco that started sprouting. I separated the cloves and planted them into an empty planter on my condo balcony. Your video tips are going to save me disappointment on my maiden voyage. Keep doing what you're doing.

@spoolsandbobbins Месяц назад

All our Costco garlic is from China 😒 It doesn’t grow well when planted either…

@lindaswope Месяц назад

@@spoolsandbobbins you have to use organic garlic to start with. All other veggies are treated with stuff to keep them from sprouting too soon, lasting longer.

@gabriellakadar 23 дня назад

@@lindaswope Most commercial garlic is softneck because it keeps longer. We did an experiment and planted some enormous softneck cloves last autumn along with our usual hardneck. They sprouted too early, got cold and yellow. Then they started to grow but were puny little things. We pulled them all up and ate them.

@samd7146 Год назад

This is my first year growing anything through winter and my garlic bed is just ready for harvesting..what a feeling. Almost like when I gave birth..🥹 just not painful 🙃 great video arriving just when I needed it 👍🏼🍀💚

@jfrederick71 Год назад

My first garlic bed is looking great but I had no idea what to look for so I knew it would be ready to harvest. Thank you for the education!

@Bjamminn Год назад

This is a really helpful video in that you not only provide tips on what not to as well as what to do, but also demonstrate what you get when you wait to actually do the right thing. Not an easy task with gardening projects, given all the time involved in the process.

@tmontero8492 Год назад

Yesterday, I harvested a few garlic stalks from one of my beds that appeared nearly ready, and believed I had mistakenly planted onions instead! From a viewer comment, I learned I actually have delicious green garlic! Your succinct information and pleasant delivery was very much appreciated and your video came at the perfect time. You have a new subscriber!

@Steggington_Rex Год назад

Instant subscribe. Really informative, chill and watchable

@RobertTozzi Год назад

I love the short concise vids. You're other how to grow giant garlic was great too!

@tasst2674 Год назад

So helpful! This is my first year trying to grow garlic from cloves.

@colinguthrie5885 14 дней назад

I plant garlic close together around all of my raised beds and this has definitely reduced slug damage

@carabissonnette2579 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video. I’m growing my first crop of garlic this year so I’m really looking forward to harvest!

@awinbisa Год назад

Thanks so much for this. I have been growing garlic for three years now and always find it a mystery to know when to go for it and dig them up. This definitely adds clarity

@jeffcherielalonde7593 Год назад

Glad I found your channel. Garden therapy is real, and it’s my first years with garlics. Thank you.

@remrocket2885 Год назад

Just saw this video and the 4 leaf tip was super helpful! I trimmed off my. Scapes a few days ago and it looks like I may have cut too much. I pulled 4 bulbs and they were beautiful tiny little garlic. I really wish I had kept them in the ground but once I saw the scapes I thought I had left them in ground too long. So all together a great and timely video!! Thank you so much!!

@Eazye2002x Месяц назад

Best video I've seen on this topic - thank you!

@robynlanghorst7091 Год назад

1st time watcher. Thank you for sacrificing one of your plants for the growing stage demonstration. I very much like being able to see the process of development of the plant. Now, I am a 1st time subscriber! 🙏

@JC-vf7zs Год назад

Recipes indeed! Love your channel!

@dineshattri653 Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing Jordon.🙏

@ChaplainDeanna Год назад

Helpful video. Thank you

@blueyez2u2 Год назад

Thank you so much!! Best helpful and informative video I’ve found!

@llywnogmawr5853 Год назад

Brilliant and informative , thank you.

@nancynesytofreske Год назад

Short and to the point, great video.

@RSMunchel Месяц назад

This popped up on my feed. So helpful, thank you

@Wellbaby94 Месяц назад

Well done! I have some great looking garlic plants and was wondering today how I was going to know when to harvest. Now I know! Thank you

@mmsdcb9081 Год назад

It’s so funny coming across this video today. I planted my first crop of garlic ever last fall and I thought maybe it was ready to harvest . So today I went out to dig one plant up and nope! I had a green garlic just like what you pulled up. I wish I would have seen this video before I did that. Now I know to wait! I forgot about the scape trick! Thanks for the good info! “Not so sure about this” is pretty much what went through my head too before I dug up the first plant. Thanks for sacrificing one of your plants for the sake of learning for us!

@matthewdawson9064 Год назад

I love the step by step simplicity, Jordan. I have heirloom garlic on my acreage, I'm told it came from Ireland hundreds of years ago. True or not, I'm sticking with the story. 😉 Now I know what to do to use and keep it! Thank you!

@AAHomeGardening 2 месяца назад

Gardening is very peaceful indeed

@CityWideGardens Год назад

Perfect timing! Just started getting the scapes and wasnt sure of my next step….. very detailed info. Thanks for sharing…. Cant wait for garlic breath!!!😂

@betterstill100 Месяц назад

Love your set up

@AndrexT Год назад

I am growing my first crop of garlic in Southern Ontario, thanks for the tips. I cut the scapes last week except one. The lady in the next plot to me who gave me the seed cloves said to leave one and when it stands up straight, you are nearly ready to harvest. I like the 4 leaf trick though.

@ioma6 Год назад

Thks.

@Sunmoonandstars123 2 года назад

Thanks for this! I’ve been eyeing my garlic too, I’ll be patient!

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

Glad to hear it was helpful!!

@djben928 Год назад

This is very helpful

@peppermann Год назад

Great video! I’ll use your techniques on my two beds this year. 👍

@sharimuhamad5905 Год назад

Thank you!

@HeadWestOn90 Год назад

Great video! Thx!

@paparomesoutdoors711 Год назад

Cool video thank you

@judylee1860 Месяц назад

Thank you.

@jamiem3575 2 года назад

Wish I’d planted some garlic when I had the chance. I’ll get some in this fall. Thanks for video. Happy gardening, Jordan!

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

Ah not to worry! It goes back into the ground in the Fall (Late October) so you're only a few months away from being able to plant your first crop!! 🥳🥳

@whollybraille7043 Год назад

Great vid. Good explanations. Thanks. I live in an apartment. I've got a little garden in front of my patio window. Just gets a few hours of morning, easter exposure sunshine. Doing tomatoes, parsley, bell peppers and I just stuck a clove of garlic that had sprouted, into some dirt. We'll see. I'm in DSM, btw. This is the best I can do. Quite an experiment.

@Garythedog3 Год назад

Recipes should be great! Thanks !

@TnOrchidguy Год назад

Thank you, brother, thank you.

@rudijleroux7053 2 года назад

Thanks for the great tips.

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

My pleasure Rudi! Where abouts are you gardening?

@user-fs5lc2dl7t Месяц назад

thank you!! I am growing garlic for the first time this year... some hard neck by request of a friend and some elephant garlic as well...now you have me ready for the next step this summer....!!!

@bc-guy852 Год назад

Nice job Jordan! New viewer here; an easy subscribe, like, notifications on and a comment for the masses. I'm not all the way through your video yet - but I like your style - and your message. Continued success - and congratulations on 75K subscribers!

@jacquescraftyexpressions5990 2 месяца назад

Thanks

@buckeyedav1 Месяц назад

This was very helpful it's my first year growing garlic planted last fall here in Ohio so exciting to see them growing definitely planting more next year. Anna In Ohio

@AntonGully 3 месяца назад

It's early March and I'm looking at a dozen buckets of garlic I planted last autumn and I will be so happy to get them harvested, considering how little space I'm working with overall. Same with onions.

@sarahsallotmentjourney Месяц назад

Wow that’s a lot of garlic ! Great informative video

@tracycrider7778 Год назад

Growing Nookta rose can’t wait to harvest ❤

@annaschmanna1 Месяц назад

Thank you for the information. I have my first garlic with nice, green leaves now and I wondered about exactly what you talked about 😂👍

@mimiashford5544 Месяц назад

THANK YOU!! JUST what I needed to know right now. Harvesting scapes today.

@kebedegunjo9 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much. I wish to see how you grew it. Dorry if I have missed it.

@user-mk5pm5xm2t Месяц назад

Thank you

@sharonboston9087 Год назад

Great video!

@tmlawson751 Год назад

Just found you! the Algorithm sent you to me. Love this video!!! just started growing garlic for the first time and got the bulb from the store, had meant to eat, but it was already sprouting from each clove!!! So now I have them all in soil, and just keep trimming back the leaves coming in to keep it short and always pushing to grow fatter and taller. i would definitely love more garlic scape recipes - i got it for the first time at a local asian store and really had no idea how to prepare them. I accidentally included the woodier/tougher bits in with the jambalaya I tossed it into. Probably gonna try making it like asparagus with bacon wrapped around it or roasted in the oven, because it did not work well in the jambalaya.

@deboradubrule6858 14 дней назад

Great information and first year ever growing garlic 😊

@tucker2074 2 месяца назад

Thankyou

@AdventuresBeginHere409 Год назад

Good topic.

@gwendyrose8905 2 года назад

Last season, I had some garlic that had started to split (it was technically overripe) and some that were a bit small that probably were pulled a bit too early. I just "pruned" my scapes last week and the tops are starting to die off a bit, so I knew it was getting close to harvest time, but I still wasn't certain. The tip of the "4 leaves" was ABSOLUTELY what I needed! :) (I also learned last season that just trying to pull them up out of the ground by hand is a BAD idea!) Thanks for sharing! :D ---Gwendy from zone 6a mid-Missouri

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

Oh man thanks so much for sharing this with me Gwendy!! So happy to hear that these were useful for you! Can't wait to hear how your harvest goes! How many heads do you have planted?

@gwendyrose8905 2 года назад

@@MindandSoil I had 19 that survived the winter, but there were 2 that were too small and died early. I've already harvested those. So, I'm left with 17 at the moment. I'm super excited because some of the stalks are almost as big as leeks! :D I'll keep you posted. ;)

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

@@gwendyrose8905 Yesssss, love to hear this Gwendy!! Keep me posted on how the harvest goes!!

@gwendyrose8905 Год назад

@@MindandSoil UPDATE: Just harvested my garlic this morning. We got over an inch of rain this morning, so I knew it would be a good time to get things done before the heat hit (we've been in the high 90s consistently and had 3 or 4 days in triple digits last week). I ended up harvesting 14 bulbs! (There are 3 that are missing.....I'm not certain what happened.) The largest of the bulbs was just starting to split and 2 others had necks that were limp, so I got to them just in time! Your tip let me know that things were where they needed to be and I wasn't disappointed as I harvested. I only had 2 "small" bulbs (supermarket sized at least) and the rest were between golf ball and baseball sized. :) I also dehydrated my garlic scape harvest, ran them through the grinder and got about 2oz of garlic scape powder! SUPER excited about that!! :D Now, I have to make certain they cure and are stored properly so I can plant more again in the fall. I don't think I'll ever NOT grow garlic again! ;) Thanks again for the tips. :)

@mikeetgen8987 Год назад

@@gwendyrose8905 The way you "preserved" the scapes is interesting, we never seem to be able to use them all. How did you dehydrate them? I/m assuming you used a dehydrator, but maybe dried them naturally?

@sharronbiccum9720 2 года назад

You are amazing. Thank you

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

Thanks sharron!! :D

@SeedFiddler-kp4eg 25 дней назад

This is information I found in a book titled 'Growing Great Garlic', by Ron England, who owns Filaree Farm in North Central Washington State. (This is the most informational book I've found about garlic... very well written.) In experiments he conducted on hardneck garlics, he found that, if the scape (flower stalk) is allowed to uncoil and become woody before it is removed, this increases storage life (length of time spent in dormancy) significantly. This is the result he experienced in his zone (USDA zones 6b-7a), although some growers disagree with his findings.

@gabriellakadar 23 дня назад

I agree. But I use the scapes so I leave a few 'sentinel' scapes and harvest all of the garlic when these are straight. Kept cool and dry my garlic was fine until we ate the last bulb at the end of April. I left a few garlic bulbs in the ground until the scapes opened and there was no adverse effect on the size of the bulbs. They were just as big as the ones I didn't leave on the scapes or the ones where I harvested when the scapes went up straight. It's all in the timing. Every year is slightly different because of the weather. This year the scapes are just beginning to grow on some of the plants. June 3. Right now I have the third year of some garlic that I've grown from bulbils. These are very interesting because I have left them in the ground the entire time and they started growing in October. Then they just waited until spring warm up to continue growing. They did not appear to have any damage from the winter conditions. These bulbils produced bulbs and scapes in their first year. I don't know what variety they are but they have red skins and are very hot. I fertilize with composted hen manure pellets and add quality compost on the soil surface. No dig since 2016. Soil is fluffy.

@SeedFiddler-kp4eg 22 дня назад

@@gabriellakadar Thank you, Gabriella, for taking the time to share your knowledge. I've never tried growing from bulbils but your experience has me thinking that maybe I should try this. I also find it really interesting that your garlics weren't smaller simply because you left the scapes on. I suspect that a lot of 'rules' in gardening are repeated without someone checking to see if the rule was accurate in the first place. Thank you, again. God bless.

@BRenowden Месяц назад

Good stuff ... I enjoy growing garlic and some helpful tips were given here ... Many thanks :)

@mamabearthrives7815 2 месяца назад

3:18 i did not know this, thank you, this is my first time growing garlic and i needed to watch one more video on the signs of harvest time, this i did not know! Thanks- Nina, Central coast of California zone 10A

@thenextpoetician6328 21 день назад

I have the same hori hori knife looks like. It's excellent. Just yesterday I watch a new Charles Dowding video, and his approach is quite different and it works too. If it was soft neck, that explains the lack of scapes. He relied on only one leaf turning, peeled it off and then cured the garlic. I'm going to harvest incrementally as soon as I see big bulbs by rooting around randomly to see their development.

@robine916 2 года назад

Just made my first garlic Basil pesto earlier today! My son noticed the "loop-de-do's" (haha!) and asked me to find a recipe. YUM!! :D

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

Yessss your son has a gardeners eye spotting those loop de doos! How was the pesto?!?

@pixiegirl1730 Год назад

I experimented with growing garlic in an inside text over the winter and I'm excited to see how they turn out

@MindandSoil Год назад

Thanks for sharing! Excited for you!

@stewartferguson4676 9 месяцев назад

Thoroughly enjoyable video. I've never tried growing garlic, but I will now.

@MindandSoil 9 месяцев назад

Woo hoo! Love to hear it :) Thanks for watching 🧄

@rajeshchetty1750 Год назад

Thank you thank you thank you😊

@joelp7791 Месяц назад

Yes Recipes, please

@richardtofield5210 Год назад

i might make a horizontal cut across my bulbs and make garlic/oil paste with the tops then grow new shoots from the bottom part

@diceman2004 Месяц назад

cool tips man .

@warrenbailey5469 10 месяцев назад

what a good man

@MindandSoil 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for watching :)

@LisaMagoulas 26 дней назад

Great video. Very thorough. Thank you. New sub.

@BS-detector 25 дней назад

Thank you for these great details! I have some growing now and was wondering when would be the best time to harvest. I put some cloves around to deter pests last year, not thinking they would take root, but they have and I can't wait to enjoy some fresh garlic this year!

@SethWilcock Год назад

Great video. Just subbed.

@pauladenisecoutinho2203 2 года назад

I’m so glad you did that cuz I’ve been so curious so Thanku Jordan I didn’t pull one lol

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

Hahaha that alone makes it worthwhile to have made that video!!

@susanclair8623 Год назад

Hello from Oregon. I am new to your channel. thanks for sharing

@stevejohnson7118 Год назад

I’ve tried garlic in ground a couple of times with disappointing results. Last fall I built raised beds and the first thing in was garlic. I’m witnessing growth like never before! Always enjoy trying new foods in the garden.

@mardiahring66 21 день назад

This is my 1st season to have what looks like a successful harlic bed. I have no idea what's under the ground though. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I will wait another month befor even trying to dig any of it. My leaves are just now turning.

@tonypietro8622 24 дня назад

Last year was a disaster for me. I did everything wrong. This year with the help of friends and your video, so far it’s looking great. I just cut my scrapes and waiting for the grand harvest.

@oldlady990 2 года назад

Thanks very much; very helpful to get the reminder about when and how to harvest. Members of the Vancouver Vegetable Growing group have been discussing this topic. The difference in how far along people's crops are is quite amazing. Some harvested their scapes last week, some are about to harvest, and others are waiting for the scapes to curl.

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

Yeah! So cool how within just 2hrs it can go from Zone 5 (whistler) to probably close to Zone 9 in Delta area. So many fun little variables to play around with!

@tracycrider7778 Год назад

I harvested mine before it curled 😢

@neilmcintyre3877 2 года назад

Very nice

@MindandSoil 2 года назад

Thanks a lot Neil! Where abouts are you gardening?!

@todddadswell9804 Год назад

Hi Jordan any recipes for the garlic flower?

@Happy2Run4Me Месяц назад

I’m in the south and plant softneck garlic in December and harvest right about end of May early June and they bend over at the top letting me know I can’t wait any longer or they’ll rot. I’ve had a pretty decent harvest last year and this year so far. Next year I may plant them in grow bags instead of my native soil for extra nutrients for them and to keep them from getting overwatered by heavy rain in April and May here in Texas.