Seed selection and processing: Select garlic seeds with full particles, no damage, and no pests and diseases, break them open by hand and peel off the skin. Cultivation of seedlings in water: Arrange the garlic seeds neatly with their heads facing upwards in a shallow dish, then pour in water to stabilize the water surface at one-half of the garlic cloves. Provide light: Place the garlic in a sunny location and add moisture daily. How to plant garlic seedlings

1. Seed selection and treatment

Before planting garlic seedlings, choose garlic seeds with plump and round particles, no surface damage, and no pests and diseases. Then Break open the garlic seeds with your hands and peel off the outer skin of each clove. This can increase the contact area between the garlic seeds and water and make them sprout faster.

2. Water-cultured seedlings

During the process of planting garlic seedlings, peel off the garlic cloves and arrange them neatly on a shallow surface with their heads facing up. plate, and then pour clean water into the plate, allowing the water surface to reach one-half of the garlic cloves, ensuring that the heads of the garlic cloves can contact the air.

3. Provide light

Place the hydroponic garlic seedlings by a sunny window, so that the garlic can receive enough light to germinate and grow as soon as possible. During this period, the garlic seedlings should be replenished with water once a day, and the water surface should always be kept at one-half level. The garlic seedlings will grow after a week.