Growing Garlic at Home: A Never-Ending Supply

1. 1. Choose a deep and wide pot, fertile soil, and ensure good drainage with gravel.
   2. Make holes in the soil and plant garlic cloves with the root part facing downward.
   3. Place the garlic cloves about 2.5 cm deep, with a spacing of approximately 12 cm between each.

1. 1. Water twice a week, and if you live in a cold area, cover with straw for protection.
   2. Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.
   3. After a few weeks, you can harvest the cultivated garlic.

Conclusion: Cultivating garlic at home is not only a sustainable choice but also a rewarding experience. These straightforward methods are accessible to everyone, providing you with a continuous supply of fresh, homegrown garlic. Share this knowledge and enjoy the benefits of having your garlic right at your fingertips!