Chinese garlic. Garlic. Chinese garlic seeds 1g (Allium tuberosum)

Sowing / planting time IV - V

Perennial herb, height ~ 50cm. A fast, dense bunch of herbs. From July to the end of October, the plant produces white, carnation-like, very fragrant flowers.
Chinese garlic seeds are sown in April, May. Bow collection begins after about 3 weeks. Chinese garlic seeds during germination are provided with moisture, the seeds should not be dried. In the part of Chinese garlic roots, several elongated bulbs are formed, depending on the size of the hop and the time of growth, their number can be from 5 to 25 bulbs. Chinese garlic is grown in humus-rich soil in a bright, weed-free place. Chinese garlic, during its growth, tolerates drought very well, so watering is needed in very hot weather, with a longer drought. Chinese garlic will grow very well in loose loam or loamy soils. Chinese garlic, like many other wintering plants, will not like "stagnant" waters during the autumn-winter period. In the presence of frost, Chinese garlic roots can be extracted, which can kill the plants.
Chinese garlic. Garlic. Chinese garlic seeds. Seed packet