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How to: Easily Grow Garlic at Home + Important tips and tricks

There is nothing better than having some gardening skills at your fingertips. Growing garlic yourself at home is one exciting exercise. You should try it.

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Garlic has some amazing health benefits.

This is a simple demonstration on how to grow garlic in your homes. You can also use the process to also multiply garlic for commercial production.

Watch this 4 minutes video on how to grow ginger.

Video credit: Edem Anyomi, Plant Breeder and Geneticist

He describes all the processes and procedures in this video.

If you do not want to see the video on how to grow garlic but read, continue reading.

Materials to grow garlic

  1. A bulb of garlic
  2. Plastic bottle (medium size)
  3. Nursery bag (or used water sachet bag)
  4. Soil medium
  5. Water

Step 1: Sprouting the garlic.

  1. Cut the top of your medium-sized plastic bottle.
  2. Fill with water to the brim.
  3. Sit your bulb of garlic on top, so that the bottom of the bulb touches the water.
  4. Place in a cool place for about 2 weeks.

Step 2: Transplanting the sprouted garlic.

  1. Count the number of sprouted cloves and get an equivalent number of bags. Each clove of the garlic will take one bag.
  2. Cut the bottom or create holes at the bottom of the bag to allow excess water to drain off.
  3. Fill the bags with humus. Well-drained and fertile.
  4. Create holes in the soil in each bag to hold the roots of the sprouted garlic cloves.
  5. Detach the cloves and place each in one bag. Hold the roots firm with the soil.
  6. Place them at places where they can get enough sunlight.
  7. Water when necessary.

Your garlic is ready after 6 months.

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K. Afrane Okese
K. Afrane Okese
Experienced Climate Change Adoptation and Mitigation expert and Agriculturist, working with farmers, building and managing farms for over a decade. Love to share and learn from farmers and other players in the field of agriculture.

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