Garlic usually matures in June in summer. The maturity time of garlic is mainly due to different sowing periods. Garlic harvesting varies greatly. Generally, garlic sown in spring takes 90-100 days to mature, and garlic sown in autumn takes 90 to 100 days to mature. Sown garlic takes 220-280 days to mature, and garlic is generally harvested between May and June.

To determine whether garlic is mature, you can observe the condition of garlic leaves and stems. If most of the garlic leaves have dried up, the color of the upper leaves gradually fades, and the leaf tips gradually dry up and droop. The garlic is mature when the stems are not easily broken.

Garlic Harvest Time

Garlic usually matures in June in summer. The maturity time of garlic is mainly due to different sowing periods. There is a big difference in harvesting garlic. Generally, it is sown in spring. Garlic needs 90-100 days to mature, and garlic sown in autumn needs 220-280 days to mature. Garlic is generally harvested between May and June. Garlic can be harvested almost 25 days after harvesting the garlic moss. When the garlic is mature When harvesting, it should be harvested as soon as possible, otherwise the garlic skin will easily rot if there is rainfall.

When to plant garlic?

The suitable temperature range for garlic growth is 12-16 degrees, and different regions and different climate environments lead to different garlic planting times. The southern region is most suitable for planting in autumn from September to October, and the northern region is most suitable for sowing from February to April in spring. If the sowing time is too early or too late, it is not suitable.