Growing garlic in tubs

Started by Lishka, August 08, 2012, 20:24:05

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Lishka

Please, has anyone done this? Dimensions/depths of the tubs?

Thanks, Lishka

Lishka


gavinjconway

The bigger the better.. try to find some large pots at least 18" square or round and plant them about 6" apart so about 6 in a pot and feed them every few weeks with general fert.
Now a member of the 10 Ton club.... (over 10 ton per acre)    2013  harvested 588 Kg from 165 sq mt..      see my web blog at...  http://www.gavinconway.net

bluecar

Hallo GJC.

Would you feed them during the Winter or from Spring onwards?

Regards

Bluecar

pumkinlover

I grow all overwintering onions and garlic in tubs of spent compost due to white rot.

Tend to forget to feed though- must try this year.

gavinjconway

Quote from: bluecar on August 09, 2012, 12:27:02
Hallo GJC.

Would you feed them during the Winter or from Spring onwards?

Regards

Bluecar

Not in winter - just spring onwards..
Now a member of the 10 Ton club.... (over 10 ton per acre)    2013  harvested 588 Kg from 165 sq mt..      see my web blog at...  http://www.gavinconway.net

goodlife

If you mix some bone meal into compost when planting..that will keep garlic going on over winter months and when the new growth really gets going in spring..then apply more general feed to 'fuel' the plants up...something like sprinkling of chicken manure pellets or BFB meal is ideal.

gavinjconway

Thank Goodlife - I forgot to add that bit of info!!
Now a member of the 10 Ton club.... (over 10 ton per acre)    2013  harvested 588 Kg from 165 sq mt..      see my web blog at...  http://www.gavinconway.net

bluecar

Thanks for that information.

Bluecar

Lishka

Wonderfully detailed replies from you all and thanks SO much for them 8) ;D

You lot ROCK 8) 8) ;) ;D ;D

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