6월 마늘밭, 이 신호 보이면 바로 캐세요. 장마 오기 전 놓치면 여덟 달 키운 마늘이 창고에서 썩습니다

For garlic fields in June, the final decision is the most critical. Even garlic grown for nearly eight months can experience peel splitting or reduced shelf life during the drying process if the harvest is missed even slightly. Especially as the rainy season approaches, you must check the leaf color, stem condition, the time elapsed since the garlic scapes were cut, and the dryness of the soil. In this video, we have easily summarized the signals to check before harvest so you do not suffer losses by digging up too early, nor struggle during the rainy season by digging up too late. We will explain step-by-step how much the leaves and stems should turn yellow, when it is best to stop watering before harvest, and how to check the cloves and outer skin by pulling up two or three plants. We referenced publicly available data from the Rural Development Administration, local agricultural technology centers, and the Korea Meteorological Administration, as well as general information on home garden cultivation. The images in the video are AI-generated examples to aid understanding and are not actual footage of specific individuals, places, or farms. This video is intended for general informational purposes only and does not guarantee effectiveness or recommend the purchase of any specific product. Actual results may vary depending on the region, weather, soil, variety, and cultivation method. If you are preparing to harvest garlic this year, please be sure to check the condition of your field, and share your harvest timing in the comments. If this was helpful, please show your support by liking and subscribing. #GarlicHarvestSeason #GarlicCultivation #JuneGarden #HarvestingBeforeRainySeason #Gardening