Planting Elephant Garlic Corms in Modules | Episode 5 

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A mature bulb of elephant garlic will have a few corms attached. If left in the ground for 2 seasons they will produce their own bulb. The stage in between corms and bulbs are called rounds.

I normally just do 50/50 but it’s not 100% necessary, you can use multipurpose compost.

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You don’t need to peel them.

​@@GrowWithKit I watched your follow up video of you planting out your Corms and Peas, you only had 11 from the 40 sprouted. If you had peeled them before planting you would have achieved a better succes rate of 1 in 4. You do need to peel them or at least crack them open before planting.

Because he's clueless, lol.

I watered them occasionally if they looked dry.

@@GrowWithKit thanks Kit 🙏

Only about 11. I think something ate the rest lol

I’m not sure on the percentage but most if not all should sprout.

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@@GrowWithKit Sir do croms require extra treatment before plantation plz???

No, you can plant them straight in the ground if you want.

@@GrowWithKit Thanks Sir