It's mid-June. And that means garlic lovers can learn how to feed the plant to get a generous harvest.
All you need to do is arm yourself with potassium sulfate. It will help – and quite significantly – the culture.
As Yulia Arkhipova, an expert at the online publication BelNovosti, explained, it is during this period – mid-June – that the garlic begins to drain nutrients into the head, causing it to grow.
A sign of this phenomenon is yellowed leaves. And the thicker and wider they are, the larger the head of garlic will be.
Want the largest possible size of garlic heads? Then don't skip this feeding.
Thanks to it, the outflow of nutrients from the leaves to the garlic heads is accelerated.
This is what our mixture looks like: a tablespoon of potassium sulfate dissolved in 10 liters of water.
But before fertilizing, the soil in the garlic beds should be thoroughly moistened.
We water the plant with the named mixture - 10 liters per two square meters.
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Expert: Julia Arkhipova
