How to Propagate Sprouted Onions and Garlic Easily

Recognising a New Opportunity

Late rains and high humidity during harvest can affect onion drying. As a result, many purple onions and garlic bulbs start to sprout in storage or even on the kitchen counter. Instead of discarding these sprouting bulbs, use them for easy propagation.

Simple Steps to Year-Round Freshness

Planting these germinating onions and garlic will give you a continuous supply of fresh produce. Discounted sprouting garlic cloves, often found at markets, are great for this method. These bulbs have already started to grow, so they bypass the challenges of low winter temperatures that usually hinder seed germination.

Advantages Over Traditional Sowing

By using sprouted bulbs, gardeners can take advantage of their readiness to grow. This approach removes the need for seeds to overcome dormancy and cold. As a result, your onions and garlic will quickly establish themselves and be ready for summer harvesting.

In summary, using sprouting bulbs extends the season for homegrown onions and garlic. It offers an efficient and reliable solution for gardeners who want continual harvests.

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