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Best garlic (lehsun) variety and clove spacing for Madhya Pradesh rabi?

Garlic📍 Ratlam
KKailash1yr ago · 555 views

want high yield lehsun variety planting time spacing MP rabi season

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🌾Farmer.in Krishi TeamExpert ✓1yr ago

Yamuna Safed 3, also called G 282, is a strong choice for Madhya Pradesh, giving big creamy white bulbs of 4.5 to 5.5 cm with 15 to 16 cloves and maturing in about 120 to 140 days. It is notified for MP among other states. Plant cloves of 8 to 10 mm size in October at spacing of around 15 cm between rows and 10 cm between plants for good quality bulbs, planting cloves pointed end up about 4 to 5 cm deep. Yamuna Safed G 1 is another option with more cloves per bulb. Use healthy bold cloves from disease free bulbs and avoid very small inner cloves for seed.

DDinesh1yr ago

G 282 works well in Ratlam side. Bigger cloves give bigger bulbs, so I separate and plant only the outer fat cloves and use small ones for the kitchen. Plant by mid October, late planting drops the size.

RRamprasad1yr ago

Spacing matters more than people think. When I crowded them the bulbs came small. Now I keep proper gap and the bulbs are market grade. Light frequent irrigation in bulb formation stage helps.

GGovind Singh1yr ago

In the Mandsaur belt many of us also grow the Ooty type for the export traders who pay for very white bold bulbs. Match your variety to who you plan to sell to, because the local mandi and the export agent want different looks.

PPrahlad1yr ago

Treat the cloves before planting and break them only a day or two before sowing, not weeks ahead, or they dry out. I learnt that the hard way when an early separated lot gave poor germination.

DDevkaran1yr ago

One caution on seed, do not buy so called certified G 282 from random sellers at high prices in a good price year. Some mix in old stock. Take seed from a known farmer or an authorised source and check the cloves are firm and not sprouted.

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