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Avoid overwatering; garlic dislikes sitting in water.
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Refresh the soil or add compost between cycles to keep nutrients balanced.
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Remove any yellowing leaves or signs of mold promptly.
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For stronger growth, add a bit of wood ash or banana peel compost to the soil for extra potassium.
In Conclusion
Growing garlic at home is one of the easiest and most rewarding gardening projects you can start. Whether you choose to grow it in water for fresh greens or in soil for full bulbs, the process is simple, sustainable, and incredibly satisfying.
With a little care and patience, you can enjoy fresh, homegrown garlic all year long — and you’ll never need to buy it again!
