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MINI CLASS
When to Harvest Garlic & Onions
Garlic and onions are some of the easiest crops to grow here. The only part that tends to trip people up is knowing exactly when to harvest.
Pull them too early, and they won’t cure or store well. Wait too long, and quality starts to decline.
In this short class, I’ll show you exactly what to look for so you can get it right.
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If you want the full step-by-step system, the complete Awesome Alliums course is already available inside the school.
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Garlic
- Fully mature bulbs have better flavor
- Bulbs can split if left in ground too long
- Look for: Browning leaves, dry and tight wrapper, a "shoulder", visible clove outlines
- Don't rush curing process
Onions
- Stop fertilizing when bulbing starts
- Harvest when necks are soft and foliage yellows and flops
- Can be used at any stage of growth, full maturity achieves best flavor
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