Planting garlic - new method of gardeners

Planting garlic - new method of gardeners
Trồng tỏi, cách trồng tỏi, tỏi, phương pháp trồng tỏi, làm vườn tỏi, trồng tỏi thủy canh, Grow garlic, Plant garlic, garlic, garden garlic, grow hydroponic garlic,

[@lizgaby9761]

I have a feeling people who have not started to even plant are the ones complaining about how long the video is also at least you are actually learning something aside from spending money on nonsense. I am a beginner and love what they do. I felled in love with growing my own plants due to the corona-virus so... I guess thank you? And thank you for this awesome videos, I sincerely enjoy it.

[@shawnkristoferu8303]

I use similar method but I cut the green leaves all the time to use in salads & stir fry leaving roots intact. Delicious & easy.

[@MillicentStClaire]

I love the modeling without all the talk. Thank you so much for showing the way!

[@MickPalani]

In order for mine to grow, is it necessary to play that same music in the background ? Is that the kind of music that garlic likes ?

[@calvaryfenate]

😆😆

[@Sloanexhd]

It’s essential even.

[@kurdapyarose8461]

hahahahaha thats funny🤣😂😂

[@millionaire460]

😂😂😂😂

[@AmanKumar-uy6il]

Try some Rock music , that will enhance the growth...

[@KamranRizvi]

After this lockdown many of us will be farmer or youtubers 🤣😏

[@juleskiii]

🤣

[@neel6978]

aree :)))))

[@luckytran1461]

Cảm ơn hướng dẩn cách trồng TỎI DƠN GIẢN ĐỂ NHANH, KẾT QUẢ.

[@himderfella]

I like this system of propagating garlic. We have planted garlic directly into our garden but that has not been successful. The drought & water restrictions affecting our part of Australia killed the crop. However, this system allows the plant to develop strong roots & stems ready for planting into a large pot or a garden that can be watered. There is no such thing as too much garlic.

[@Mantras-and-Mystics]

So how long did the bulbs take to mature? Did you need to keep the soil moist? Thank you! 😄

[@himderfella]

@@Mantras-and-Mystics We planted new garlic 2 weeks ago. Now our Summer. All have sprouted & are doing well. They are mulched & watered at least once per week if no rain. It will take about 9 months for them to mature. Happy gardening😃

[@arifkuswirasasono2428]

Thank you for the tutorial, hopefully it will make it easier for me to experiment in growing garlic. thank you

[@lordcatdarkstar2186]

nice way to show kids how plants grow but as far as gardening goes garlic is extremely easy to grow. just put each individual clove in the ground and they will sprout.

[@mhcp6463]

I tried this method and it worked! Thank you so much!

[@mygardeningadventures4407]

Really? how many months till harvest?

[@melviasheppard8466]

I'm in my new apartment and ready to start gardening with these videos ! Starting garlic today 👍😁

[@trinhhuynh4304]

Cám on anh nhiều nhiều lắm, Gd e cung co nguoi ăn chay, nen da hoc cách nấu ăn của anh luon , rất hữu ích. Chúc moi người yêu thương và ủng hộ anh

[@Mx-veganworldby2050]

No need to transfer them to soil when you make the nutrients for the water at home from food scraps > you can continue growing it hydroponically.

[@Towelfoldingtutorial]

I put a sprouted onion in a glass with water, after more than a month it looks unhealthy. I knew it needs nutrients but I did not know food scraps would do.

[@pattiannepascual]

but new bulbs won't grow in water so what's the point? just use the green leaves? I like the bulbs

[@clairhu7760]

Watching this due to coronavirus

[@jadebell550]

Clair Hu isn’t it a cool project to keep you busy ? And functional to.. kids can make these... I bet he’s happy to have us watching... Stay safe 😷

[@ElephantBlue]

me too... also trying to grow potatoes and sweet potatoes... lol

[@clairhu7760]

@@jadebell550 haha make kids quiet for a while

[@clairhu7760]

@@ElephantBlue ahhh those might take longer time

[@MyGreenNest]

Same

[@Tuyetcuocsongphanlan]

Cảm ơn Bạn đã chia sẽ cách trồng tỏi xem thấy hay lắm

[@canconservative8976]

Just put those individual cloves in the ground roots down, late fall or even early spring... Garlic never fails...

[@canconservative8976]

@Peter Breis Yes exactly.... Science and Medicine haven't invented a drug that is as powerful as Garlic... Garlic = Medicine.

[@WiLdLiFeMystery]

This are good information. Because due to pandemic i cant trust vegetables of outside so going to grow my own vegetables at our garden. Awesome video 🤘😊👍💯

[@bankaihadouken1180]

Yeh a bat may land on them and cough..or a pangolin does a poo on them, so its safe to grow indoors

[@WiLdLiFeMystery]

@@bankaihadouken1180 haha.

[@braydenj1327]

By the time the vegetables grow quarantine will be over.

[@WiLdLiFeMystery]

@@braydenj1327 haha I hope you are right.

[@vanvuthuy8913]

Ông giỏi quá ! Một kĩ sư nông nghiệp tài ba!

[@therrykeasberry425]

garlic does not need water to sprout,they sprout by themselves,just put it straight into the ground,I've done it,and it works fine! same with onions!

[@ricopage1382]

I've never seen garlic grown before. Does the re rooting and re sprouting somehow produce new buds of garlic vs the buds that are already there?

[@seytersinep6610]

@@ricopage1382 no i dont understand what ur saying. but the garlic grows and will have flower that produces the seeds...

[@MonkeyKing3333]

@@ricopage1382 Each clove will grow into a new head / bulb.

[@ivysq.9884]

That doesn't work for me. I tried to plant then in the soil and they never grew, they just die after a couple weeks.

[@karagun5547]

@@ivysq.9884 You should plant them in September October, Or early spring.

[@videotimeitis]

Mine grew like this in the storage bowl itself. No water or plastic needed.

[@spanishclasses4013]

Really?

[@CupcakeDeity]

@@spanishclasses4013 yeah mine too. I had some up on my cupboard for the longest time and when i saw a bit of green peaking out from over the top it was the garlic. Not all of them do that tho, dunno why. Maybe the moisture content of the room had something to do with it? cuz they grow on the cupboard but not my drawers, which seal pretty well

[@pauchaaaan]

same with ginger and onion

[@sackaraduffus7145]

It work.. I love farming.. the garlic get the root faster that way... it can plant directly to the soil

[@swaddington9399]

you can just stick the cloves in the ground and they will sprout, all those other steps aren't really necessary

[@rainHellsing]

True but I like to watch the root grow

[@patstone3259]

Wow, a use for my iron, finally. Was beginning to wonder what it was for.

[@homeplantchannel8136]

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[@suegibson8914]

Also good as a toaster. 😂

[@kashifmehmood4114]

In which month wo get crops of this? 12 months of the year or specially in some months.

[@Crystalleannlouthan]

@@homeplantchannel8136 kzbin.info/door/JabM7yh5A0w-OQghCGovyQ

[@TuanBule]

Ask your wife about other uses.

[@RadioONE275]

Trồng tỏi trong chai nhựa ra rể đẹp quá

[@primopen]

Am I the only one who thinks the lesson of this video could have been compressed to 1 min or less?

[@Lvnthebrand]

Fam!!!! Exactly what I thought

[@mrtsbrktm]

Fuck yes

[@SamBassComedy]

He trying to get monetized. More time you spend watching, the more he makes of ads. Has to be over 4000 watched hours to even start making money off your videos.

[@jongray6159]

See what you need to see and move on then, no sense in nit-picking.

[@primopen]

Naofumi Iwatani I did not criticize the video, I was merely expressing an opinion and it doesn’t mean I am entitled. Get out of your shell and go out in the real world to see the world has different opinions and people are free to express it - courageous keyboard warrior.

[@stuartwertkin4977]

Been growing garlic for 40 years and this is a great idea!

[@ObjectTimelapse]

Easy home making and useful tips for growing garlic

[@manjulan8675]

Useful tips to grow Garlic! Really, its so very easy and simple idea!! Thank you for this Video!!! -- N. Manjula, Bengaluru, INDIA

[@sabrinasanchez5802]

I would like to see how the garlic plants look now

[@quangangbt131]

Hay nhỉ, mua dịch aoa dụng cách này thì tuyệt vời

[@handmaderestor]

*Magical. You wave the wand of expertise and voila: perfect! Thank you*

[@BaguioBoy1129]

I'm interested to see the matured plant and when they are now being harvested.

[@MPam1619]

Thank you. I wish I could see the end result. I think I'd use glass, however, because plastic is a toxic material. Not a good idea to grow anything in it or even consume anything that's been contained by it.

[@mariamarfil1620]

I enjoyed your video and many did too. Don’t listen to the ungrateful viewers. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️

[@ettabrummel538]

warning, use garlic from California. The one from China has a LOT of chemicals

[@reynaldolimbaga7530]

Thank you so much for sharing this awesome video I try it to this

[@gapyrodawg5181]

Drop a airstone in the water and you'll get even bigger root systems in the same time frame. Mine go all the way down the bottom of the bottle, then I plant them. Still Awesome video, thanks for sharing👍🧄👍

[@ron1159]

it seems a lot more labor intensive than simply planting the cloves directly in dirt and watering it. Or am I missing something?

[@veganandlovingit]

No just plenty of suckers including me watch this video out of curiosity

[@angthuylinh3624]

Mình cũng trồng hành tím tương tự vậy, tới khi cắt lá ăn mấy lần thấy cây hết khả năng mới bỏ

[@AliBaba-hn8tv]

Wow, such a good hobby when you can't go outside.

[@elanahammer1076]

Oh I am watching this because I am sooooooooo bored at home too! Might as well learn something new!

[@jazzymars30]

Well u can meet a new friend in the process...hi

[@elanahammer1076]

Sorry man we just can’t be friends...I am married, I carry no cash and I only have potential for the Coronavirus! Good luck!

[@jazzymars30]

@@elanahammer1076 lol....don't judge me mam...never said I want a wife or a gf I said friend ....You know the definition?...buts it's ok...iam a farmer btw money is of no use to me at this point thank u...all the best to you too my enemy

[@braydenj1327]

@@jazzymars30 God damn gold digger!

[@jazzymars30]

@@braydenj1327 😊

[@duoclieuthucuc2180]

Video này rất hữu ích. cảm ơn kênh đã chia sẻ.

[@TeamFLUPS]

great video, but we miss the second part of the garlic experiment :-)

[@Altairw]

all the garlic died. Garlic needs to be planted outdoor and grow outdoor. The shock of the transplant from indoor to full sun will kill all the plants. This channel is a scam, I'm shocked how many people support it.

[@garliclovers1416]

@@Altairw its sad you make that comment. I did this last year in southern Australia and the garlic did grow. Have you tried it out for yourself.? I have had workmen two weeks ago trample my newly growing garlic and snapping off green shoots. I thought I had lost it all but now new shoots are coming up from those plants. Hard neck garlic. Tough plants it seems to me.

[@tanyawales5445]

@@Altairw Was it significantly colder outside than inside when you planted your transplants? Did you place your garlic in front of sunny window or give it artificial light while it was growing in water so it was making it's own food and not using up all the bulb reserves? You might need to harden off the garlic plants first by placing them in the sun outside during the day when there is no frost and then taking them indoors at night for a week or two first . In a warm weather area that probably wouldn't be necessary.

[@wulandarilife1389]

Very good planting garlic

[@kurierweb]

Keep it up my friend. That beautiful harvest is a big blessings from God. Nice video!

[@designtoday99]

have you made the video on the garlic after it has grown? i could not locate it in your video list.

[@camcurv-a-match2769]

Kamalakar Venigalla me too, i was looking for the result

[@zoederozario8378]

@@camcurv-a-match2769 same does it make more garlics? im new to this

[@nancymiliou]

I kept looking myself as well

[@andrewbrunson5689]

Zoe deRozario yes it makes more. Otherwise what would be the point? Fresh, we refer to it as wet garlic, is a much better product than the “dry” shop bought stuff.

[@lawrencekeech2779]

spray paint your bottles black to prevent algae from growing in the water. And change the water about once a week

[@snowmoon7385]

Gosh i love plants too much esp in mini plants garlic ..mint..onion..tomatoes..lemon..etc

[@mytree123]

Thank you garlic is great for the immune system

[@hegelbot]

Step 1. Put a garlic clove in the ground, give it about 4-6" of space. Step 2. Water it. Step 3. Wait. You're welcome, I just saved you about 5 hours of work.

[@toddr4532]

Yeah, no plastic involved. No iron needed for melting noxious plastic. No electricity used. Don't have to water it every dang day to keep the water level up. Much easier to put the cloves directly in dirt and skip the entire rooting process. Might be a good exercise for children so they can see how things grow, but for an adult this is a complete waste of time.

[@mikeboothe]

You have to feed them if you want a decent crop. They will also need watered when they’re planted and there after when needed. How much depends on where you set them and the time of year. They’re best planted in a raised bed or a pot like this guy.. keep them weed free as much as you can so that the weeds don’t absorb all the nutrients. There’s more to it than just sticking them in the ground, but they are pretty easy to grow. Make sure you chill them first like in the refrigerator about 3 weeks or so.

[@skeetersaurus6249]

This works well with potatoes, as well...cut up a potato so that 'an eye' is located on each 'cut cube' section, then a toothpick to hold it over the water while submersing a part of the cube in water...it will sprout the plant from the eye, and grow roots on the bottom...you can then plant the new sprout and get quicker sprout-grow times.

[@colleenforrest7936]

Why all the negative comments about "just planting in soil and skipping this sprouting phase"? If that works for your situation, yea for you. This is an alternative method which may work better for other folks in different situations, or may spark other ideas in folks. Personally, if I were to do this, I'd avoid the plastic and use an old tall salsa jar or an olive jar. Love the comsept, though

[@jaylair6366]

No. It's just extra and unnecessary work. Nothing is easier to sprout than garlic. This is a bit of garden misinformation. Folks are right to say so.

[@michaelhooker3473]

@@jaylair6366 Oh for heaven's sake, where is your soul? Isn't it just cool to watch the roots growing ? Worth the "unnecessary work". Why would you put beans in a jam jar with a ring of blotting paper, but we all did it at school when I was a lad.

[@eveny119]

I AGREE COLLEEN. This gives a head start to fall or spring planting. In fact I cant grow garlic in spring theres not enough time in my season but this might just solve that. Last year it got too cold (ground froze October) too early, so I have no garlic this year. I also agree with Michael, Jay has no soul, lol, made me laugh.

[@TILEROB]

So does 1 piece grow back into a bulb

[@eveny119]

Yes, each clove forms into a full bulb which is~8-12 cloves. @@TILEROB

[@Michael-zn2jc]

I skip this entire step and just put the garlic in the ground and it works.

[@ziontrumpet3343]

+

[@fuupdaass275]

Now the question is which method works better? Make a video keep us posted.

[@Michael-zn2jc]

Fu Updaass the leaves have been growing. If you remind me in July I’ll let you know how the harvests looked.

[@fuupdaass275]

@@Michael-zn2jc how long ago did you plant them

[@Michael-zn2jc]

Fu Updaass like 1-2 months ago.

[@shivanthijayamaha2884]

Really a important lesson for me thank you for your great video keep it up

[@TERRIBLYBRITISH]

I'm a gardener born with patients but did the vid really need to be that long? With no end result either...jeeeze

[@charorisco1142]

I would like to see the continuation of that growing the garlic I do it but yours is way better I like the bottle way

Thật đơn giản quá . Thanks share video great

[@ameisherry]

Looks like extra work I just dig a hole 🕳 and throw garlic in the dirt then it grows The most easy crop I’ve ever grown 😂 😝

[@boboscurse4130]

Same here. I don't understand all that extra work.

[@ameisherry]

Bobos Curse I know maybe they try to find a better way to reuse the recycle plastic bottle But personally I don’t use plastic bottles, and I did reuse all the plastic container ive ever had, but I find out plants 🌱 likes to grow in a land better than containers The container can be a good pot for the starting plants 🌱 indoor such as kale, lemon 🍋 , tomatoes 🍅, etc.

[@kristymarriner8403]

I don't mean to be contrary, but what is the point of doing this? It looks like a tonne of extra work, extra not needed steps, in growing garlic. I watched it through incase the point was to grow them maybe hydroponically all the way through, but no you planted them in dirt at the end anyway. For anyone interested in growing garlic, you do not need all these steps. Just get a nice fresh healthy bulb of garlic, carefully seperate the cloves and plant the cloves into some nice fertile soil. Water and they will grow. In 5 to 6 months depending on the time of the year they will be ready to harvest. Easy, and no need for water bottles, knives, space to store them, nothing. And no the cloves do not need to be previously sprouted to perform well.

[@stelioshart5577]

Btu

[@itqannaqti2048]

I have tried like what you told here before but it won't sprout. So I think I will try this method in this video.

[@helpfulnatural]

@@itqannaqti2048 Agreed. I've tried planting garlic in Autumn to harvest the following Spring or Summer but nothing ever comes of it. I'm willing to give this method a try. :)

[@marinawatson6041]

Thanks for the advice.

[@Metqa]

I for one would prefer to see that I have healthy garlic that will sprout instead of searching for it in the dirt and maybe it didn't sprout, or an animal dug it up, or it rotted in the dirt. Plus, This is an interesting way to take care of the extra garlic I get when I buy from a store that sells multiple in a bag. They always dry out before I can use them. I could do this and either plant the bulbs after they sprout, or use the sprouted garlic greens right in the kitchen. It's not really that much extra work to put it in a bottle and top off the water daily. I'm sure more work is refreshing the water. But people are doing fun weird things like growing onions on their window sill. Some people like to know for sure that their seed will sprout. How frustrating it is to get a bag of bulbs and plant them and None of them sprout. That's a really downer, and it's happened to me, so I know the sadness. LOL

[@thithanhvu8387]

Bổ ích tôi thích phương pháp này

[@user-fe8vz2fn3k]

والله حاجات بسيطة ومفيدة للصحة انا جربتها وكنت باخد الاوراق الخضراء واضعها للسلطه طعمها يشبه الكرات الاخضر

[@rodrigodezubiria2007]

AMAZING!! Thank you Can’t wait to see end product

[@demyjamesvillanueva7613]

I planted my garlic in the water and it work 😀😊😊😊😀😊😊😀😊😊😊😀😊😀😊😀😊😊😊😀😊😀😊😊😊😀😊😊😀😀😀😀😊😀😊😀😊😀😊😀😊😀😊😀😊😀😊😊😀😀

[@bibierose8686]

I've tried planting directly into the soil n i tell u. This might look like wasting time but its much more effective. Dont judge until u tried it folks

[@RussMeister70]

Is it to soon for part 2? I’d like to see what happens once the garlic is planted

[@theLIFEtheLIGHT123]

How long it takes to harvest?

[@MrFloppy131]

@@theLIFEtheLIGHT123 about 9 months from the time it is planted into the ground

[@hiddeninmyheart21]

Nice! Did you ever upload a video of the harvest? I couldn't find one

[@elizabethmcquillan1134]

Hi

[@WarlikePeace]

Hi

[@Happinessgarden666]

5:55 Thanks video

[@nurulhafiza6851]

Widih bagus banget tuh video nya yg bacanya lg tiduran atau duduk di like ya

[@ajayacharya486]

The bottle part was totally unnecessary specially if you are going to plant it on soil

[@mcheenlayman94]

I planted some straight to the soil they didn't grow. I think his idea is reasonable. Just that it shouldn't be planted on a pot that way. It's too crowded. There will be no enough space for the bulb to grow.

[@1John5-13-Lisa]

I love how your creative using what you have making it inexpensive and easy

[@makwetisililo4160]

that is owesome,i would have loved to see the harvest though.

[@SeventySevenDigitalArts]

Watching this while our government required us to self-quarantine

[@jonathandoelander6130]

I don't get it. So will each garlic clove turn into a whole head or what?

[@FunFunnyStudio]

But in USA prohibied grow smth for eat! Only decorate flowers and etc!

[@slydoll7877]

@@jonathandoelander6130 Yes...not sure of how long it takes to mature but a few weeks probably. Definitely something to try...we eat a lot of garlic! Also good for kids as a homeschool activity.

[@HM-gr3uw]

@@jonathandoelander6130 Yes, You guessed it right. Each clove will turn into a whole head.

[@adrianom.cmartinscosta1470]

i ask you to subscribe to my channel a hug

[@tutamildred4977]

Just seen this method. Very easy and interesting. Thanks.

[@vantoannguyen3471]

Cách này tui làm trong thi nghiệm sinh học từ bốn năm trước rồi cha.

[@lieubich4034]

Cho mình hỏi nước ngập vậy có úng ko

[@tuongngoclam3270]

Thay nước không đi.

[@specsNsarcasm]

this is so beautiful. i love the idea of growing plants but i am the least patient person i know. but i am planning to try this one out. there's a certain charm in growing and eating something you grew yourself.

[@islamicguidance2372]

Tashi Wangmo

[@potatosalad3097]

Tashi Wangmo It’s good to grow from seed as it can teach you patience. Try quick growing plants and then try tomatoes (with enough space) to get used to waking up each morning and checking on them.

[@specsNsarcasm]

@@potatosalad3097 right now I am settling with spring onions as they need less attention but like you suggest I dream of gardening for long term as soon as I am out of the dorms into my own place😍 hope it will come true

[@sonjarharvey6518]

@@potatosalad3097 I do both ways, but the gardener in me prefers to grow from seed, because I know I did all the work! LOL

[@samirk2541]

Clear Gold l

[@Famcke]

Look and learn. 😄 Thank you for sharing 🇺🇲

[@jamesha175]

i like the cool garlic music

[@dianankhulembe5820]

Wow this is an eye opener. Thanks for sharing. God bless you

[@elesaansell6733]

These are beautiful. I will try this. Love how you recycle. Thank you.

[@pokline6430]

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[@d.w.stratton4078]

It is extremely carcinogenic. Please don't.

[@mynguyenorgan1180]

Thanks verry much to showing us. 💐😊👍

[@genevajanopol7295]

This is legit it really works me i did 1 piece of garlic then place in a bottle it grows fast within 3 days

[@revan5739]

So he just planted garlic to get back the same amount of garlic

[@zenpeak]

@@revan5739 No he will get another whole garlic bulb for each garlic clove he's planted. :D

[@humairah1737]

@@zenpeak are you sure? I wanted to see afterwards what happened to the garlic..

[@MrJeffmathers]

George Narvas did you put it in direct sunlight? thanks

[@genevajanopol7295]

@@MrJeffmathers no just inside the house

[@samiyamaza5380]

@George Narvas It's now 7 months after you posted the video. What happened to the garlics. please share. even if they vanished, share your experience.

[@marianchop_chop5144]

Still waiting?? Did he upload any video after that??

[@marianchop_chop5144]

Actually i did the same method few times but the same thing happened all the time, i mean nothing special happened, once i waited 2 months, just very long green grass lol

[@samiyamaza5380]

@@marianchop_chop5144 Thank you. Finally I ot the answer from you.

[@RandyGrover]

Can you show me the follow up videos to the garlic growing please??

[@happydragon7148]

It is amazing to show how simple it is and you make it like an art! I love this. Thanks!

[@Dan-xf6xt]

what would be the purpose of this. All you have to do it put it in the ground and it will grow, No need to start in water. Just Curious what the reason for starting them is for.

[@imwhatim7259]

May be for viagra Get 2 to 3 leaf smash it and add with Coca-Cola that's it

[@eveny119]

He may not have a garden. If planted normally in small pot like that it may dry out and not set roots. I think its a great way to get a head start. For me a fall planter, I have stuff growing in the containers like beans tomatoes etc til frost. As soon as frost happens I can stick these in. Or I could wait til spring and do this because they are already growing.

[@karlbuchanan1363]

A well established root base is justification enough. The better the roots, the better the plant

[@devilsadvisor5835]

@@karlbuchanan1363 even if you throw a garlic or onion in the soul they gonna grow. He simply made a vid to show off coz he is jobless,😂😂

[@karlbuchanan1363]

If you crop for a living and are not just a stupid sh*t myata, you know that you start indoors early so you will be a month ahead and have better plants and yield. These start and are established before the snow is off dumb donkeys to go throw thiers "in the soul" (soil) So really, you jodidos farm your way and let real farmers who do it show you the difference from a $2 line puta, peeing in peoples gmo factory lettuce.

[@rhondafouch4676]

Plastic will contaminate your garlic. Maybe coconut husks instead. Great video.

[@Yianiz]

where is the video after 3 months???

[@josephsermuhsyanzila6349]

That is good

[@Outdoor-Adventures]

Yiannis all his garlic plants has died !

[@Yianiz]

@@Outdoor-Adventures aaaw.

[@aclassiccutie]

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[@NewHampshireJack]

You have great looking soil, obviously a lot of compost mixed in. My thought would be that the bulbs were planted too close together for growing to their maximum size. This is not meant as a criticism, just an observation because I believe you could grow very large bulbs in that rich soil.

[@Swiftey-wu2qq]

They're definitely way too close together. Bulbs would be tiny, shame given all the work they put into propagating them

[@vanvuthuy8913]

Cháu ước clip có tiếng nói của ông để ông hướng dẫn thêm cho khán giá những kinh nghiệm bổ ích

[@rafiqnoor4912]

Truly amazing easy IDEA planting garlic.

[@octaviathophi2696]

planting garlic in the garden.Garlic is the most powerful seed which help your body to functioning effectively and protect you against diseases

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[@joyceannbusa4046]

Octavia Thophi .

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[@cap9352]

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[@Trotzenfeldt]

It needs to go through winter in order for cloves to develop. This method will only result in stalks. If that's what you're after that's fine. They taste good.

[@ShikiKitchen]

Rất hay bạn ơi.

[@cruzalmestica7291]

Please translate all of your blogs in English so I can understand what you're doing. Thank you

[@dixi3150]

LOOK!! It needs no translation. ..that's why she shows step by step. ...geeeeezzzze

[@cruzalmestica7291]

@@dixi3150 Your old blogs aren't translated. Sorry

[@lilianvlog5898]

Maybe I try this one. Thanks for sharing. Godbless 💕👍

[@Altairw]

it's a scam, just plant the garlic directly in the ground between november and february in the northern hemisphere and you'll have a harvest. Planting it in the water looks nice but the plant will die due to transplant shock.

[@ARLITAGARDEN]

Very nice i love Gardening Also

[@nessav7258]

I guess if your soil is too cold, this is a great way of getting roots established, on a window sill and the water heats up faster than soil.

[@maiyahoohoo]

Wheres the result? This video was May 2019.

[@trisstock9047]

My guess is, it didn't work, as he planted the bulbs too closely together.

[@robmcghie5248]

@@trisstock9047 yes i see 6" elsewhere and use biggest cloves

[@Mario1057]

@@trisstock9047 same. i thought he was going to only put one in that pot, yet he just crammed them together in a way that they couldn't possible grow to the size of the parent

[@danlettuce8429]

Dis-info

[@annaj4990]

Thank you so much for the great video ! May you live long happy and healthy !

[@devonkrishna1272]

Too long. Could have shown all in a shorter clip.

[@aRVeesBlog]

Amazing. Very easy to follow and very helpful.

[@amrutlalkachhadia4588]

Best information given. Thanks

[@salmanhaide]

You could have directly planted them in soil what's the point of planting then in water??

[@aidecastillo6896]

It's just another way to teach us how to plant....... It's beautiful I have my own small guarden in my house. I have cilantro chamomile garlic and lentil shoots and some other planta all groen in water, is beautiful to see life in youre own space. And we eat my kids and I from that and it's delicious. Try it you'll love it once watching results.

[@salmanhaide]

@@aidecastillo6896 in the end u have to plant it in soil what difference does water make

[@aidecastillo6896]

@@salmanhaide like I just said, is just another way to learn teach and plant.