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@karrl. What do I need to do here. Obviously weed them a bit more but I think they look good just not sure what garlic like??Garlic Harvest 2023, halfway done and we’re already running out of drying area. This wet weather is sub optimal so we’ll have to move these again and separate em a bit. 2/3 weeks and we’ll be all cured.
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It’s almost too ready but I’ve only found a few split bulbs here and there so we’re just in time. We chopped some tops off to cut back on the moisture and help them dry.
I usually keep a light layer of straw (no seeds heads) around then to help keep the weeds knocked down. Depending on how much compost you have added to the plot, makes a difference on if you might do some early season fertilizing.@nbbt What about garlic you grow some too
How do I care for it now. When do I harvest. I remember something about clipping the plant back or something?
Obviously weed them a bit more but I think they look good just not sure what garlic like??
Your garlic is looking good, not much in the way of weeds, I have had worse. Like it was mentioned, straw around them helps out. I think it is a bit early to start pulling them. I think we pulled ours in August/September of last year and had them drying in the car port. As they produce scapes (the curley-qs on top), you can cut those off and use them like green onions for cooking/eating.How do I care for it now. When do I harvest. I remember something about clipping the plant back or something?
Nah they weren’t popular here on the east coast. That looks bout like a 9500 machine