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🧄 Harvesting garlic is a time when a mistake of just a few days can cost the entire harvest. If you rush, the heads will remain small, loose, and won't store well. If you leave them in the ground too long, the cloves will begin to separate, the skin will disintegrate, and the garlic may rot before it's even dried. In this video, we'll cover in detail how to tell if garlic is truly ready to harvest and what signs to look for first. You'll learn why you shouldn't rely solely on the calendar or neighbors' dates, the differences between harvesting winter and spring garlic, how many lower leaves should turn yellow, how the indicator arrow works for winter garlic, and why you should do a test dig. We'll also discuss common mistakes after harvesting: why garlic shouldn't be washed, dried in the scorching sun, trimmed off the tops immediately, or placed in plastic bags. Proper drying and storage determines whether your harvest will last until winter and spring or start to spoil within a few weeks. If you grow garlic in your own garden, this video will help you avoid missing the right time to harvest and preserve large, firm heads for as long as possible. 💬 Tell us in the comments what region you live in and when you usually dig up your garlic. 👍 If you found these tips helpful, give the video a like and subscribe to the channel—there are more practical tips for gardening without excess water to come. #vegetablegarden #dacha #garden #gardening #vegetablegardening #harvest #vegetables #beds #growingvegetables #tipsfordachares #dachatips #plantcare #plantfeeding #naturalfarming #organicfarming #garlic #onion #tomatoes #cucumbers #potatoes #carrots #plantdiseases #gardenpests #fruitfulgarden #secretsofgarden #lifeatdacha #dachaseason