СРОЧНО СДЕЛАЙТЕ ЭТО С ЧЕСНОКОМ ДО ИЮЛЯ — ИНАЧЕ ГОЛОВКИ БУДУТ МЕЛКИМИ

🧄 Late June is a crucial time for garlic! This is when the bulbs begin to actively fill out, and a few simple steps can impact the harvest size, clove density, and winter storage. In this video, we'll discuss what needs to be done with garlic before July to prevent it from growing small and starting to rot just a few months after harvest. We'll discuss stemming, proper watering, ash, fertilizing without unnecessary chemicals, exposed shoulders, and the mistakes many gardeners make at the end of June. You'll learn: ✅ Why beautiful green tops don't necessarily mean a large harvest ✅ When and how to properly remove garlic stalks ✅ How to fertilize garlic at the end of June ✅ Why nitrogen fertilizers can be harmful now ✅ When to stop watering ✅ Why you should uncover garlic shoulders ✅ How to protect garlic from rot and pests ✅ When to properly dig up garlic for good storage If you want large, dense, and healthy heads of garlic, be sure to watch the video to the end and check your garden today. Let us know in the comments: what do you feed your garlic with – ash, store-bought fertilizer, or nothing at all? Subscribe to the channel for more helpful tips for your garden, garlic, onions, tomatoes, peppers, and other crops. #garlic #vegetablegarden #dacha #harvest #gardening #garlicfeeding #garlicintheyun #dachagarden #dachatips #largegarlic 📌 Sources and useful materials: — University of Massachusetts Amherst Extension — Garlic: Harvest, Curing, and Storage — South Dakota State University Extension — Garlic: How to Grow It — Michigan State University Extension — Grow Your Own Garlic This Fall — University of Delaware Extension — Garlic Scapes / Weekly Crop Update — Royal Horticultural Society — Garlic Growing Guide This material was prepared based on open-source agricultural recommendations, practical gardening experience, and reference information on growing garlic. Conditions may vary from site to site, so apply the recommendations based on your region, weather, garlic variety, and soil conditions. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: All tips in the video are for informational and practical purposes only. Growing conditions may vary depending on the region, weather, garlic variety, soil conditions, and gardening practices. Before applying any fertilizers, treatments, or agricultural practices, consider the specific conditions of your site and do not exceed the recommended dosages. The author assumes no responsibility for individual results, as yield depends on many factors.