Plantlook - winter garlic Violet Germidour (Purple) net 5 pcs

Winter planting garlic Violet Germidour is planted in September-October and can be harvested in July-August. The recommended minimum planting distance is (per clove) 15 cm in the rows and 15 cm between rows. This purple-pink garlic has excellent cooking quality, moderate earliness, nice yield and long storage life. This plant garlic comes in a net.

Tip: Garlic prefers to grow in the sun, in a warm place. Garlic also grows in almost any type of soil with a good structure, but preferably in a soil of fertile, loose, humus-rich soil that retains moisture but is sufficiently permeable (avoid clay).

If the soil is well maintained, fertilizing is not really necessary. If you do fertilize, do not use nitrogen-rich fertilizer (such as stable manure) to reduce the risk of diseases such as head rot or mold. Rather use a potassium-rich fertilizer.

Storage in the form of a braid is possible. Here we braid the foliage of the garlic together with a cord. We then hang the braid in a well-ventilated, dry room.

Covering the garlic that remains in the garden against too severe frost with a fleece is also always conducive to a good harvest the following year.