5 Reasons Your Garlic Leaves are Turning Yellow

[@mickeemickee3713]

"Well Hydeehoe and here we go"! I love it!

[@beverlydanahy6964]

Hydeehoe and AWAY we go! Keep it.

[@billybobmcdougal]

I love it too. Still disappointed he didn't choose my suggestion. Go to the previous video on forking tomatoes to see mine. Lol.

[@mickeemickee3713]

@@billybobmcdougal ok, I'll view it. Thanks

[@AZHighlandHomestead]

Hi there and welcome to another….wait. This is different.

[@susanbackes4651]

My yellow garlic and I needed this today

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@forreal2398]

I am a garlic grower in south central MN and have grown up to 35,000 garlic in a season. And one thing that we had happen across most of the country is we had a very dry winter and a little bug called a leaf hopper came up really early. And since garlic can handle a decent amount of cold Garlic was about 8-10 inch. tall but it was too cold for anything else to grow so they only had garlic to eat on which they normally leave alone. Well leaf hoppers carry a virus called Yellow Aster Virus. Well that year the garlic looked great until about a week b4 the hardneck garlics started putting out scapes and most if not all of the leaves started turning yellow. What was happening is the Yellow Aster Virus causes clogging to happen in the garlics vascular system and shows in the green of the garlic plant by turning it yellow. The bulb is also affected, not only by the size it grows to to some extent. People that can smell normally and smell it when they smell the bulb and the clove wrappers are a weird dark red with a little yellowish tint. U can eat the cloves no problem. But the other thing that happens is effected bulbs do not store half as long as they normally would. And if u think u have some good garlic cause the cloves look normal well that is another thing is some of the infected plant will look normal and might be normal. But if its got the virus in it it will kill those garlic plants that year. Its a two year cycle to clear the virus out of any planting stock u have

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@groussac]

Sorry about your problems with the leaf hopper. Here in Iowa Zone 5a, I had my first run-in with the leaf hopper last year when they crippled the tomato plants along the fence row and at either end of my garden row. I ended up pulling up the plants. Lesson learned: plant more than you need. Any suggestions on how to prevent or get rid of this pest?

[@lisathayne7333]

I feel like you read my mind all the time. I have a question, and then you’re posting about it. Was just looking at my sorry looking garlic today. So appreciate you, Luke. I send so many of your videos to my newbie gardening friends.Of course, I’m an avid watcher.

[@SColan910]

Everybody keeps saying the same thing, what timing for this video. As always Luke you made the explanation simple. My garlic just has a little yellow and was wondering just the other day, "why". At least you gave me some guidance. Thanks so much!

[@ashishkurosaki6839]

Hottest gardener on KZbin.

[@BrittanySpicknall]

Like you read my mind...

[@hollynelson543]

I had a great garlic harvest in Grand Rapis. Pulled the middle of June.

[@RTG-FAMILY]

I was just smelling my garlic yesterday. Amazing

[@Mstymntntop]

Planted my “non-plantable” cloves from the produce aisle of Walmart in January as an experiment. It was soft neck, by inspection….lol. Harvested them last week with about 100% success with nice bulbs. Maybe spent $10 for the bulbs at Walmart vs probably $100 from the garlic sellers. I did buy these in November and put in the fridge for 8 weeks or so….

[@levimachado]

how to know when is time to harvest? my plants are looking beautiful, but not sure if waiting is best

[@WideCuriosity]

When the leaves weaken for the whole crop and only have 2 to 4 left each ? You can lift one to check if you wish.

[@farmerchick3040]

I do this too with garlic and potatoes.

[@harrinibajaj5583]

I did the same used regular garlic but it kicked off but I also put vegetable fertilizer and root fertilizer because I nourished the soil that could also be the reason of my success.

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@tessie652001]

I started putting wood ash on garlic. Looking great 👍🏻

[@AdaraAhab]

Luke, you have been reading my mind. We are in sync!!!! I literally asked myself today why are my garlic leaves turning yellow and thought they needed phosphorus...not nitrogen...silly me....Tricks are for kids lol. Thanks for helping me help my garlic. I needed this video!!

[@brendaparker3072]

Love all the information you give your followers. Good job!

[@krystledowning8085]

Luke you read my mind lol I was wondering why my leaves are yellow on my garlic. My first year growing garlic definitely gonna water my garlic more for sure.

[@jackiehorsley9263]

You're awesome Luke thank you so much for answering my question I think I might be having one of those problems with myself

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@annaosentoski2593]

JUST ON TIME. I PLANTED THE GARLIC RIGHT B4 WINTER SET IN. SO IM GOING TO ADD MORE COMPOST TO IT. IVE BEEN WONDERING WHY THE YELLOWING OF THE LEAFS. THANK YOU. I NEEDED TO HEAR THIS.

[@loygreen]

Perfect timing ! Thank you !

[@blockerboy8285]

Thanks for the great video. I haven’t been able to fine any other videos for yellowing leaves

[@Angelica-ps4cs]

Your videos have been SO helpful for me, thank you!

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@3_up_moon]

I've been watching your videos for years and i only just realized you call yourself "M I gardener" and not "Michi-gardener"

[@theresajones3162]

I had grown garlic for over 30 years, and I never had any problems. Then, about 5 years ago, I noticed one variety of my garlic, was yellowing from the top down and fairly quickly. I pulled those garlics and found they were very easy to pull, and I realized that it was because there were very few roots and they were black. The garlic had very mushy outer skin, and I noticed some sort of very thin milipeed type light colored creature on all of those bulbs. The bulbs were small. The only thing that I did differently was to buy packaged steer manure. Previously, I always bought a truck full of composted cow manure. I forgot to mention that my other varieties, Red German and Roman were not affected that year. However, the following year, I lost all of my garlic with the same symptoms. I didn't grow garlic for a few years. Then a friend gave me some garlic starts that were from the garlic that I had given her a few years before my garlic woes. She has not incountered any of my problems. Those same milipeed type creatures showed up on my ripe strawberries. Any strawberry touching the ground had at least 20 or more of those creatures in a tangled mass eating my strawberries. I had also put bagged manure in the soil. I'm guessing that it is the based manure. Also, those creatures really stink. Does anyone out there have any answers? I'm stumped!

[@memefree3101]

Wow...I was just asking yesterday when I looked at mine. Thanks for the video

[@trishthehomesteader9873]

Good to know! Thanks Luke! This is pretty much my first time growing garlic but it's looking great. 👍💜

[@youngbuck5009]

It’s very convenient that we’re both in the Detroit area. Topics are timely and super relevant 😂

[@nAs1bReEd]

Same here!

[@mattd4070]

Off topic but I just got my tshirt I ordered from you guys and I love it man, thanks so much for the quick shipping...-Matt

[@LillyR539]

Thanks mine are not to bad have used fish emulsion twice good soil 😀

[@bwayne40004]

Super Timely! Thank you very much! I feel much better now about the garlic. It turned HOT the last week or so into the mid 80s and the garlic starting turning just after I watered and fertilized it last week. I thought I burned it up! More relieved and less worried.

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@HydroHavenGrow]

Excellent. This is the first year we grew garlic, all of this info is very beneficial. Big thumbs up, kind sir.

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@norxgirl1]

Thought mine were getting ready to harvest here in 6b/7a....good info!!!!

[@carolann1906]

Ha, Michigan weather is a challenge...what a memorial weekend fail. Garlic is thriving in grow pots and watered daily. Mine are softnecks, so hoping for great results. I have automated watering set up, every 12 hours. So far, so good.

[@suzannedouville6780]

Thank you for this information.

[@deendayalrampal8531]

Thanks for the advice South Africa Newcastle 👍

[@zepguwlthistle7924]

Thanks Luke!. perfect timing, just looked at my garlic a few days ago and wondered the same thing. I just remembered I need to fertiize in the spring and also water cause we are sort of dry here also.

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@anthonyshea5946]

Thanks Luke- perfect timing. My soft necks are dropping like fies but my hard necks are slowing following. I’ll try these things!!!

[@susanbackes4651]

My garlic and I needed this today

[@debbiefockler9890]

Thank you for the timely information. I was wondering about fertilizing. They are in a bed with my potatoes. I’ll be giving them both a top dressing of compost, plus a light dressing of trifecta plus to the potatoes.

[@doctorhousemd566]

I really love your channel !

[@janmitchell641]

Thanks for this, very helpful.

[@martell203]

He’s telling the absolute truth about the weather here in Michigan. Is it going to be hot or cold today? Michigan: YES!

[@Chris5000]

Great video my brother you have a great personality 👍

[@LucieMoulton]

Luke, great videos and such useful information! Thank you for sharing! You have a fan base here in Rhode Island!

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@DocMDMac]

Luke, I’m curious if this holds true to onions? EDIT: I think you answered my question 😁

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@bhall5048]

I’ll give this a like purely for his intro 😆 well heydi ho and here we go

[@SignsForSustenance]

Same

[@Elevatortechab]

Thanks for the info! What do you recommend for mulch and when do you put it down, after seedlings are already up? Thanks!

[@SharonONE1]

Right on time, was wondering what was wrong with mine

[@VighneshwarIlangovan]

Thank you for a great explanation. I am growing garlic in India from cloves, sowed in may, sprouted in june, was wondering why leaves are yellow even after watering with onion peel water(rich in nitrogen) and providing good compost.

[@ceecee-thetransplantedgardener]

Like others, footstomp your timing. My garlic was planted about 50 days ago (winter planting froze - 5b). Very wet spring here and cooler temps. Any chance too much water will cause yellowing? Thank you!

[@jgrady9553]

Great timing! Our big healthy garlic plants got the leaf tips nipped by late frost one week and then stressed by record heat here in Ohio the next 2 weeks- so started turning yellow. Needed this video.

[@KandicePolut]

Was just wondering this! Also Luke... I’m just down the road from you... my tomatoes are outside and acclimated for the past week but this cold front is coming through.... should I bring them in overnight and wait till it warms back up to plant them?

[@carolann1906]

I am in Lansing area, i am leaving my tomatoes in grow bags outside, its not supposed to freeze

[@KandicePolut]

@@carolann1906 thanks so much. I’m leaving mine outside as well. I have 100 tomatoes and about 70 peppers so surely I should be ok?

[@carolann1906]

I checked weather daily, nightly, we are good in Lower peninsula

[@carolann1906]

@@KandicePolut i have greenstalk with a huge variety, not concerned. In Michigan, temps to be in 40s tonight in lower Michigan.. not worrying

[@debbiefockler9890]

I planted mine yesterday. I’m not too worried. No freezing temperatures, plus lots of rain.

[@cricketol]

idk if you have any ideas or any info about this but im growing garlic close to the ocean. i know some plants like tomatoes don't like salty air would that also be an issue with yellowing of leaves?

[@maeJoyBwithU-ux3fn]

thankYou! does garlic require a lot of water late spring/early summer?

[@Ariel-xz8lg]

Great video! Succinct and to the point Thank you!

[@paintingtracey]

This is great, Thanks!

[@charliehoos9773]

I planted garlic in October and i plan to pull in June to make room for more plants. It’s my first time growing garlic so I used store bought. What should I plant in it’s space if I plan to amend my beds in October to plant over wintering garlic again?

[@pumacatD]

Love the new intro!👌😹 I just got some garlic starters from Eastern Market and will plant those in my raised bed with some strawberries as I’ve read those make good companions! : ) Thanks for all the great advice, it’s been so much help for me❣️😺

[@metalcatmom5891]

I have my strawberries and garlic planted together. I can't comment on the science, but both my strawberries and garlic are looking good!

[@maciemichalik1342]

THANK you!!!!!🤍🤍🤍

[@Morbidwolf2011]

lol the Mars analogy was great lolol

[@lastharvest4044]

Great info, thank you.

[@Sonicsis]

Good to know I don’t have to worry about it

[@Circely]

What a relief! I'd been noticing a lot of yellow outer leaves and I was worried about my harvest. So glad you always mysteriously know exactly what I'm most worried about in my garden and promptly put a video out lol

[@locomojoboy2]

I live in Hawaii where it’s relatively warm all year round. With this said, can I plant in the spring, or any other time since it’s way warmer here than it is in the mainland? I also am planting them in plastic pots and water them every day. Is that ok?

[@francessharp3215]

It would be very helpful if, at the beginning of each video, you say what day it is so we know when in the growing season you are broadcasting. Thank you!

[@angelaslatzer9263]

Hi Frances, you can see when the video was uploaded by the description. This one was posted 5/27/21

[@devsnik7003]

Widespread drought here in NH as well

[@woutmoerman711]

Thanks! My hard necks are doing great, but my soft necks look a bit weak in comparison. But that's maybe just because the difference in growth pattern? We'll see when I harvest them. I always thought alliums didn't need much water and nitrogen. You certainly educated me on that. Thanks!

[@darlashoultz9292]

How did the soft neck do? I'm seeing the same this year. Hard neck looks great, soft neck the older leaves turning yellow (but are experiencing very cool spring). Just curious if all will be fine.

[@woutmoerman711]

@@darlashoultz9292 I harvested them a week ago because they were in the way of my new plants. I thought I at least could use the leaves. They were split in multiple small round bulbs, the biggest about a cm in diameter. Maybe I could replant them to grow bigger, but I have my doubts. I stick to hardneck in the future.

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@woutmoerman711]

@@journalknowledge7821 great to hear, and my compliments for your English. Maybe make shorter sentences ? I don't know if this narcotic g1 is suitable for our climate in the Netherlands. But it sounds like a great variety!

[@stevefromthegarden1135]

Have your hard neck garlic started to form scapes? I'm outside of Chicago and some of mine have scapes (which I picked off) Last year I got scapes around June 15th with harvest on July 4th.

[@christiensgarden3325]

Great video and my garlic looks exactly like yours

[@cheripierre9029]

I threw store bought garlic in the ground in April because it sprouted. I have 4 of 5 sprouts 3" tall but concerned that it will be Dec-Jan for harvest OR should I let it go to spring? Just an experiment but advice would be helpful.

[@mark-wn5ek]

What's a scape? From what I'm reading, you can't plant garlic now...have to wait until fall? What happens if you have a garlic bed and don't harvest it all? Does it continue to grow the next year?:What's the difference in hard neck and softneck varieties? It's obvious that I've never grown garlic before!

[@stevenlyerla9670]

Great video Luke. What’s the status on your new location? Very excited to visit when the grand opening happens.

[@michaelreed9733]

Hey Luke , what causes garlic leaves curled like a cork screw . I have a few plants that are doing it. They were flat like normal then in the last week or so the just started twisting like a cork screw. They are not yellowing or drying . Still bright green an plyable . Thank you Michael

[@bryanb6811]

Sounds like you have hardneck variety and those will produce edible scapes which curl like you described when you want to eat them(the scapes not the whole garlic bulb). Hope this is helpful

[@shawncrowley9386]

We have had lots of rain in south Missouri. This last 6 weeks we had over 15” of rain

[@lesleykissamericafarm9349]

In zone 6 here. We always plant our garlic in the fall and pick it around mid-June. ☺️ This last fall, we actually planted garlic and onions together and added lots of nitrogen and mulch. They're both doing quite well. What should we replace in that raised bed, after picking the onions and garlic; that grows quickly and requires full sun, during the summer months?

[@Kylie4Queen]

Beans, cucumber or zucchini/squash all like full sun and are quick growing.

[@homelife8597]

You have so many options. I’m in 6b and I’ll be doing bush beans and beets when the rest of my peas and radishes comes outs. Otherwise wait until July and do lettuce or any brassica.

[@hahahh5979]

I am in AZ and planted my garlic I think a little early lol I put them in my raised bed in Feb...did I go to early for a successful harvest? We are already seeing temps of 98. Luke would you recommend leaving them to see what I could get or just use the greens this year?

[@stevefromthegarden1135]

Garlic needs cold to divide into cloves. That why it gets planted in late fall. (mid to late Oct to early Nov)

[@hahahh5979]

@@stevefromthegarden1135 will have to make a second attempt. Thank you!

[@johnscriven1906]

Started my garlic in doors in February , now the plants are 10 - 12'' tall . There some leaves started to turn yellow and some leaves are dropping can I trim them back a little . There in the window I water them every 2 weeks . not sure what to do ?

[@wade-louismcmillan1241]

My garlic turned yellow and I pulled them up... partly bc I planted in wrong season so I thought. I will try again this fall

[@adamn.2594]

If I fertilize with bone and blood meal will they hurt the soil like traditional fertilizer? My compost pile is not up and running yet.

[@SecondMileJourney]

What if your garlic doesn’t have any leaves yet? I’m in Oklahoma (zone 7a). I planted in October. I expected it to start growing by now. But I haven’t seen a single thing grow in that area. Should I give up and go ahead and plant something else? Or is it still early?

[@GurtGobain]

Thanks I assumed mine was turning yellow because I transplanted it all from one bed to another.

[@imatugwaddle2291]

Your weather sounds a lot like ours here in S. (Medford) Oregon. Today the temp is predicted to be 72; on Tuesday 105!!!!! And, yeah, we ARE in a DROUGHT!!!!!! We had virtually ZERO snowpack this past winter, which translates into greatly reduced irrigation water, and WORSE: another summer of raging wildfires!!!! THIS IS NOT NORMAL!!!!!!!

[@shadowman0488]

That forecast is crazy! I had to look it up and you're on the northwestern COAST! How in the world is it getting that hot over there when the hottest it's gotten for me in Oklahoma is 85° this year?

[@endlessdiscovery01]

Sir my garlic plant lower leaves are turning yellow.some of leaves tips are also yellow and dry.please guide.

[@elizabethmirandes2430]

My garlic plants died from a heavy infestation of black aphids, I dug out some of the bulbs and they were small but look fine. Can it sprout again?

[@brooklinkayce7828]

Hideeho & here we go!!! ROFLMAO!! I like it :D

[@cdrakecarpentry2390]

is it worth it to "thin" Garlic of stalks that are obviously not going to produce a decent bulb? (99% of my Garlic has a stalks of 3/4"-1-1/8" but there are 4 of the 60 that are about 1/4") should i pull up to not waste soils nutrients/water?

[@Mimzy_Springdale]

I live in NWFL zone 8b. Planted garlic in November all was well until March. It all seemed to die. 😢 I even pulled one up to see what was going on. No bulbing at all.

[@beckypeterson7522]

Did you plant soft neck type? (better for your area/temps/growing zone) Was it well draining or did it get water soggy? Insect damage? I'm in MN, so Florida is a bit out of my range!

[@Mimzy_Springdale]

@@beckypeterson7522 not sure what type it was. Well watered and well drained. I’ll definitely pay attention to the type of garlic this time.

[@deborahtofflemire7727]

Did you get the rain this weekend ? We did .LOTS

[@bkerr1]

My garlic is 4 feet tall right now and I just removed all the scapes. About a month to harvest now.

[@IAmHumanJake]

Do you have a video of them? I Never seen garlic 4ft tall.

[@sherylgardiner6886]

Mine is 41 inches tall and I pulled a few and they are small bulbs...

[@bkerr1]

@@IAmHumanJake Sorry, no video, but I grow in composted chicken manure, had a good snow cover this winter and seem to have a great crop growing this year. OK, 4 feet may be a bit of an exaggeration, but they are definitely well over 3 feet.

[@IAmHumanJake]

Mine like a foot tall

[@bkerr1]

@@IAmHumanJake I'm in Northeast Kansas, Zone 6A. Sounds like you need to amend with manure compost before your next garlic planting. I have been working the same garlic for 7 years. I save the biggest heads from the June harvest and plant them in the fall.

[@kirkberryleo3307]

As always Luke, great advice that I was just watching this happen to my garlic. At the end of your video was an ad for “Soil food web”.. your thoughts ? fact or fiction?.

[@HowToCuisine]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@davisrob]

What are your thoughts on scapes? Cut off or not cut off?

[@chrystallangille1667]

Cut them off to redirect energy to bulb growth, and additionally, they are delicious!

[@davisrob]

@@chrystallangille1667 You are absolutely right! Made garlic scape butter to go with steak this weekend!

[@charodouglas3043]

Hi Luke, we are stealing the rain from you, we have had and continue Hava lots of rain in Texas(Dallas area)

[@jamescherry379]

Can or should garlic leaves be cut back/pruned the same way as onions?

[@paulwilliams4900]

Should my garlic flower before it’s ready to harvest?

[@thetommantom]

I heard about roots taking energy giving to the leaves and taking energy from the leaves and put that into the roots depending on conditions a plant might look like it's not growing however it'll be going crazy underground and vise versa and can be manipulated to do things however you want by replicating certain conditions

[@journalknowledge7821]

Hello guys Pakistan have introduce new variety of garlic named narc g1 this garlic have highly rich nutrients and have high level taste this garlic is in top trended crop in Pakistan these days you should try this variety only one plant can reach 700 grams to more than one kg this crop rate is 14000 Pakistan rupees per kg because of supply and demand gap this is not arrived in market for cooking this is in its initial stages this is using as seed multiply yet please visit on youtube to know more about this crop this is very profitable business in Pakistan people are making millions and sorry for my poor English

[@cherylbibbee2143]

Wow

[@IAmHumanJake]

Is it possible to grow a giant garlic, like you can pumpkin, onion, carrots....

[@kelliprevich4323]

I have an onion question. I started onions from seed (not green onions, big ones) and they are up about 2-3 inches, and I can see tiny bulbs. When should I plant them outside, and do I need to harden these off as well?

[@njjensen7671]

Harden them off and plant them when the soil is thawed. It’s a root vegetable so it does well in colder weather when other veggies do not.

[@kelliprevich4323]

@@njjensen7671 thank you! My first time with onions!

[@njjensen7671]

@@kelliprevich4323 no problem! My advice to you would be to mulch with straw or chips. As onions don’t like weeds and pulling the weeds can disturb the onions roots.

[@kelliprevich4323]

@@njjensen7671 will do!

[@jasons-jungle]

What about white rot?

[@keenkinyuazippy3812]

Sure that true i planted in large scale and was smelling my garlic

[@shemmo]

Did you ever had issues with garlic rust?

[@cucumberboi945]

This is crazy I just checked my garden this morning and I wasn’t really focusing on it but the garlic leaves at the top were becoming a bit yellow I was to busy pruning my tomatoes lol