Crop care and seeds
Grow Garlic and Onion
Keep garlic and onion available for cooking by managing their crop needs across successive plantings.
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Grow Garlic and Onion
Accessible Farm Soil plots close to water and a Bird Cage.
Before you go
- Garlic and onion seeds or produce
- Garden Hoe
- Water and suitable nutrient inputs
Farming steps
- Check the current season and inspect the crop requirements before planting.
- Prepare distinct, reachable groupings for garlic and onion.
- Arrange neighboring crops to suit the family conditions shown by the plants.
- Inspect moisture and nutrient state as the crops grow.
- Water and supply the indicated nutrients when needed.
- Tend plants when requested and clear weeds or debris.
- Harvest mature crops and keep seeds or enough produce for bird conversion before cooking.
- Separate the two seed types in storage so each crop can be replanted intentionally.
- Avoid growing more than you can tend; stressed plants are a poor basis for a dependable cooking supply.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat with saved or bird-converted seeds when the season and soil conditions suit the crops.
Common mistakes
- Planting without checking family neighbors: inspect and adjust the layout before expanding.
- Using all produce in cooking: keep seed stock or bird-conversion produce first.
- Applying fertilizer without checking which nutrient is needed: use the plant’s displayed requirement.
When to stop or switch
Stop planting a crop when its season or nutrient needs make it too costly to tend, and retain seeds for a suitable cycle.
Sources & fact checks
What you can get here
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