If garlic has gone into an arrow, then the probability of getting large fruits is reduced. Arrows should be disposed of in time.
But it happens that the problem appears quite early, for example, during and after germination. Usually the problem is caused by overcooling of plants. It is important to avoid the problem. Therefore, do not rush with planting, and it is also important to mulch the beds in cold regions.
But sometimes the problem can be caused by the wrong mulch. After all, not all materials are suitable.
The ideal material is agrofibre.
You can pay attention to sawdust. Spruce branches can be used if the garlic beds are not located on acidic soil. If there is no abundant soil moisture in the spring and heavy precipitation, then straw will also work as mulch.
Another important mistake that many people make when planting is incorrect planting depth, which ultimately leads to early bolting.
Winter garlic is planted in black soil and clay soils at a depth of 6-7 cm, and in sandy loam soils the depth can be up to 10 cm.
You should also not overdo it with nitrogen fertilizers. This can also lead to a problem. It is advisable to stop applying such fertilizers after 10-12 leaves appear.
