How to Store Garlic for Long-Term Use

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[@TheWotnwabbit]

From a grandpa. You are a lovely talented young girl. Thank you so much for this video.

[@kevathomas720]

Very good 👍

[@jeffcauhape6880]

Thanks for the reminder about air circulation. I live in the high desert, and root crops do well here - garlic, onions and potatoes. I just harvested seed from my garlic, and I think I will be doing it in a big way next year.

[@Discern2025]

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[@msheart2]

Thank you for your very informative video on garlic curing, selecting and storing, harvested in season. It looks beautiful. I've been trying to find out how to store / preserve hard neck seed Garlic, Tulip and Daffodil bulbs for planting next year, they were purchased much too late to plant this autumn, unfortunately the soil froze early this year, barely froze at all last autumn or winter. . Do you @MorningChores or anyone, here, have any good tips, thank you in advance.

[@BananaZen7]

Thanks for the handy tips...greetings from the Netherlands...👋

[@bengali481]

Take apart a $Tree shower poof to get mesh tubes for storing onions and garlic. Put a knot or rubber band between each bulb.

[@UmamiBlack-j3u]

Interesting,

[@mightypen369]

Does it really work? I often have to throw out several heads of garlic stored outside.

[@susiefitzsimmons1147]

Your garlic bulbs are beautiful!

[@robinw9851]

You get right to the point and I appreciate your tips. Great video thanks.

[@aegislx]

Thank you so much for this video!! Your instructions were so clear and detailed! Very helpful!!

[@carlbeauchemin5025]

Very useful, wow! Thanks a lot for covering all the steps BEFORE storage 👌

[@Mondo1Bongo]

WOW! as a City Girl! I am so enchanted with your Video, the music your kitchen the surrounding, reminds me of my summers in Virginia at my Grand Parent’s home, their garden, cows, horses, chickens, and a Pig! 🐖 name LuLu, that became my best friend. 💗 and the garlic 🧄 tip I just finish... thank U 😊

[@MrDagund]

Great vid ,great music ,to the point with great content ,thks

[@carinthiamontana7069]

Thank you! Won‘t be storing my garlic in the fridge again. New subscriber here

[@erine.esmond-quinn3687]

This video was wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing. I am just starting out and I really learned a lot.

[@gentilesoul]

Thank you so much for a complete and self-educating video!!! I went to utilize my local food bank and surprisingly, they had an abundance of Garlic, still in bulbs and dry! So I asked how many bulbs can I have and the helpful woman said, "YOU CAN TAKE IT ALL!" So I did, and I brought home approximately a full shopping bag of vegetables I can't live without! I'm Italian/Canadian so I've been consuming Garlic since I was old enough to chew! My mom used it in most dishes but we use it a lot when preparing Spaghetti Sauce. So Thank You for teaching me the proper way of storing Garlic, by the way, should I store onions and shallots the same way? Take Care!

[@vickiesaewert5552]

Thank you for your easy to follow guide and suggestions. I really appreciate you and your nice videos.

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Thank you for having the sound level up loud!!

[@LoganRaspa]

thanks for the tips and the video!

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Thanks, this was just what I was looking for

[@FredFlintstone21]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was very informative! 😎👍

[@lorrainekrigger8022]

Thank You this was video on storing garlic was very helpful.

[@denaimbergamo1253]

Thank you so much ..from. a newbie gardener

[@anonomyssymymy5115]

Your garlic is beautiful! I don't store mine in the dark, I was told that the dark makes it more likely to sprout early. I grow a years worth, and have garlic into April. I just leave the stems long, bunch it and hang it. thanks for the videos!

[@sierrajones4681]

I keep mine in an open pantry on a bottom shelf in a vented hard plastic container lines with a sheet of parchment paper and they don’t last longer than about 1-2 months. I wish I knew how to make them last long...but maybe the store bought ones don’t last as long?

[@lisalee2885]

@@sierrajones4681 wrap in plastic and put in freezer bag and into freezer 🙂

[@danielleterry2331]

Just harvested my first garlic and I wasn’t sure I would get anything till I pulled them up 😊 I have a years worth and all were bigger than any I have seen in the grocery stores so very pleased, I have them drying and plan to dehydrate for garlic powder as well as hang in pantry closet thank you so much for this video

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[@vandretiski3221]

Very useful tips, Nicole. Thank you very much for sharing it. Greetings from Brazil.

[@HKSaimuimui]

Very good information. Thanks for your sharing.

[@MrAsadjadoon]

Glory to God your voice is so soft

[@margaloone7970]

I don’t have kitchen space. I store these in my basement near the dehumidifier and it seems to be ok.

[@robinw9851]

Good idea! I'll do the same.

[@balkarsingh1967]

Very informative. Thanks and best regards.. Punjab, India.

[@RamLal-cc6oo]

Very good video thanks a lot

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Very informative video...Thank you

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Good information and well presented thank you

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Terrific video…great information. Thank you!

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Thank you so much! exactly what I needed to know. ❤️

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exactly what i wanted ...thank you sooo much 🤗

[@barbmoore4304]

Great information ❤ nicely done

[@spontaneousqueef1655]

Thanks for the video mate great information will give it a go!

[@vickikobb]

hi thx a ton for such a useful info though can you plz let me knw can I store the same way but in my basement area or kitchen cupboard is the best as you showed in the Vd waiting for reply thx again for time All the very best

[@mb1636]

Good lovely tips !! Watching during stay@home covid19.

[@diggindiggenit6540]

A little trick I tried was after harvesting the garlic that same day I would carefully spray off the roots with water hose cleaning off most of the dirt, then hang them up to dry

[@marilynmccourt6929]

Thank you for sharing

[@sngs9565]

Very informative! Thank you!

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Your voice is adorable

[@Doc1855]

We store a lot of fruits and vegetables in our “fruit room” which stays around 55-65 degrees. We also store in our garage which never gets above 65 degrees in the summer or below 40 degrees in our cold winter months, (outside temperatures are 0-20 degrees in the winter).

[@cindyknudson2715]

We had some garlic that we stored in a dry dark place and the bulbs just dried up. Do you have any advise on how we might avoid that in the future?

[@jatin8025]

Nice well explained very much appreciated.

[@Doc1855]

Make sure you put the leftover stalks and roots into your compost pile

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Thanks for sharing this with us 😁👍😎

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[@InAweOfAnimals]

Succinct / to the point. Great camera shots & very informative. Thanks!

[@kerriepickering2592]

Thanks a really informative and practical video. I didn't know about planting the biggest bulbs.

[@g.e.m.1247]

Perfect! Love the extra tips too :) Thank you!

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I love it thankyou ❤

[@janwilliams4282]

Excellently done

[@whiskybravo4648]

Thanks for the tips.

[@chantelldancer]

❤really enjoyed your video. Thank you

[@ann-mariehunter5837]

Very helpful. Thank you so much!

[@sandranickols5063]

How long will it last if stored using either a mesh bag or basket and kept in a dark cupboard or closet at 60 degrees?

[@aliciavalentyn5889]

Great tips :-) Thank you.

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[@normabussey2254]

Great video, thank you for the wonderful tips. 💜

[@carolyncollier1589]

Could I ask what variety of garlic that is. The bulbs are nice and large. Thank you

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Thank you 🙏

[@jedinite241]

Thank you. Very useful😊

[@ChadBreece]

Appreciate you sharing this! Keep going 👏🏼

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Thank you so much

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Thank you for your wonderful videos. When are you going to start posting again?

[@THC800]

Hello thank you for the useful information. Question...I live in a tropic humid area. Would adding a dehumidifier in my closet help storing garlic? Thank you and any help is most appreciated!

[@kathleenrobinson1088]

Very helpful

[@alexpolidoro4126]

Great! I have a cold room for my wine storage with an A\C / Thermopump to keep it at room temperature. Would that be good enough as a storage option. The room is very dark but does have humidity levels at around 80%. Great video!

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Thank you!! Much love!!

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Great Video, Thank you very much.

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[@Barrell60]

Thank You

[@philstat100]

Thank You for the great video and information. How long can I store the garlic like this

[@EzekielsCall]

I'm surprised you remove the soil. I read that root vegetables, and one would assume herbs too, you leave the soil on and put it in a root cellar. If I am not mistaken, root cellars retain coolness because the dirt insulates. Most people keep their homes at least 70 degrees, so I am not sure how well putting it in a cupboard would work? It would seem to me that a root cellar would work better, unless it is too humid. Not all basements are humid, so if you have a cool dry basement, braiding and hanging the garlic in that environment (as long as it is cool enough) should work. Some say the temperatures should be cooler than what you are suggesting. I would say the best bet is to research how it used to be done before we had electricity to keep our homes cool. "Keep your garlic in a dark, cool place (32 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit) where it will still get some air circulation. Braiding and hanging garlic is a good way to store it. However, don’t hang it in the kitchen where it will be exposed to light. You can also store garlic in a mesh bag."

[@tsleong1]

Thanks, I was thinking my refrigerator wasn't keeping my garlic their best, but as for a kitchen closet, are there other things we shouldn't store with garlic, I know potatoes don't go well with onions, do they go well with garlic???

[@rickabrams3422]

those are huge bulbs. which variety are you growing?

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[@florl.delgado4093]

Thank you. That was cool!!

[@robealarcon8196]

Thank you!

[@michelwaknin9893]

You are perfect!

[@kricklasalty1464]

Aside from big, what makes a bulb a best one to plant?

[@paulomitripathi6463]

Very nice

[@sharonareiter]

EXCELLENT!

[@Danielson1818]

I'm sorry, I about died when she mentioned hanging the mesh bag in a closet. I just imagined putting them in with your clothes or linens, and having them smell like garlic forever. I know that's not what she meant.

[@lljl5310]

Subscribed! 👍

[@weRweekendwarriors]

How long do they last though?

[@seacoast4950]

How long does your garlic stay fresh in the pantry?

[@beverleycumming1876]

I use surgical soft bruch

[@Azam_Pakistan]

What about circulation in closets you showed.

[@macylangley9512]

My garlic is showingWhat do.I do the green stem now

[@davidwestfall4121]

I live in Florida, we don't have basements.

[@BrushesOfMagic]

It looks like you've grown a hard stem variety. Is it the same process for curing and storage prep for other varieties???

[@anonomyssymymy5115]

yep

[@MediumDavidBaker]

You didn’t mention how long garlic lasts when stored.

[@jhs55]

What about garage

[@426superbee4]

I break it down into clove and Freeze it in a freezer bag LAST ABOUT FOR EVER

[@lisalee2885]

I saw where the bulbs were wrapped in plastic and put in Freezer bag and into the freezer

[@426superbee4]

@@lisalee2885 There much easier to peel to, and they don't rot

[@main2333]

How long will garlic store?

[@anonomyssymymy5115]

If cured and stored properly a hard neck can store up to 5-7 months from harvest, softnecks longer. Variances in variety will change those times.

[@sierrajones4681]

@@anonomyssymymy5115 It there something different about the store bought ones that make them less resilient? Mine don’t last more than 2 months max. They will either dry up or turn brown in spots and I store them as she recommends.

[@joeoleary5346]

@@sierrajones4681 store bought garlic is already old when you buy it. Much of it is from China. If you’re not growing your own, only buy enough for a week or two. Growing it is fun and pretty easy.