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German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i
German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)-i

German garlic

Scientific name
Allium lusitanicum

Basic Information

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  • Forb/herb
  • Perennial
Height
20cm ~ 50cm
Flower Color
Leaf Color
Anthesis
summer
Sunlight Exposure
Hardiness Zones
4
Cold resistance
Excellent
Heat resistance
Good
Habitat of origin
France, Spain, Portugal
Growth Rate
Normal

What is German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)?

What is German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)

German garlic, also known as Allium lusitanicum, is a perennial plant native to Portugal and Spain. This plant produces tiny white flowers that attract bees. The bulb tastes mild. It grows about one foot tall. It is an interesting plant for the garden. Easy to grow in sunlight. Good drainage helps it thrive.

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Flower meaning

German garlic's flower language meaning commonly utilized in the United States of America is as follows: Strength. Courage. Protection. One typical illustration is: Strength - The German garlic represents inner fortitude and flexibility when confronting obstacles. It communicates an idea of remaining sturdy and staunch in arduous periods.

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Calendar of German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)

Calendar

German flowers possess kernels. Their skins open favorably yearningly. Blooming achieves chances completely. The time blooming appears inhales deep breathing of the environment. Light from the sun, water from rainfall, and draining soil aid the plant. To pursue continuous opening, dead and colorless petals require removal. Also, nutritious mixtures when developing strengthens vivacious blossoms.

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How to grow German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)

Watering

German garlic needs regular watering during spring and summer, around once per week. Less water is needed in winter. Make sure the soil drains well. Water in the morning if possible. Check the soil to see if watering is needed. Avoid getting the leaves wet when watering.

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Soil and Fertilizer

Organic pH level nutrients healthy growth. After flowering avoid over-fertilizing excessive foliage growth bulb formation. Soil quality optimal German garlic. Consider test specific nutrient requirements.

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Sunlight and Place

German variety grows well sunny or partial shades. This plant needs minimum 6 hours of sunlight everyday. It can survive in cold around -10°C degrees. This plant prefers cooler temperatures may have issues extreme heats. Ideal temperature is around 15-25°C degree. In summer, give some shade afternoon prevent burning. In winter, put much around base protect frost. Put German type well-draining soil avoid overly wet. It helps regular watering but can handle short dry periods. Keep moisture level steady. German variety suits areas mild climate moderate sun.

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Advanced Information of German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)

Pruning

German garlic benefits pruning maintain shape, promote growth, improve flowering. Regular pruning help German garlic thrive remain healthy. Pruning late winter early spring before growth emerges. Remove dead damaged stems, overcrowded crossing branches. Cut back one-third height encourage bushier growth. After pruning, water thoroughly apply balanced fertilizer support regrowth.

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Planting and Harvest

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Propagation

German garlic can be propagated through division, cuttings, and bulbils, but each method requires specific steps. Division involves separating bulbs in early spring or fall, with each part having some roots. Cuttings are taken from stems in spring or summer, dipped in hormone, and planted in well-draining soil. Small bulbs or bulbils grow on flower stalks, can be picked and dried, then planted. For any method, use sterile potting mix, keep soil moist but not wet, and give filtered sun. Using more than one way raises the odds of propagating successfully. This results in higher numbers of new German garlic plants over time.

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Pests and Diseases

German garlic is susceptible to pests. These pests can be controlled. Another common pest is the garlic bulb mite, which can rot bulbs. Proper spacing between plants can help prevent this. German garlic gets diseases like white rot. This causes leaves to turn yellow. Crop rotation helps stop diseases. Also, rust can happen on leaves of German garlic. Sprays can be used to manage rust.

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Habitat of German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)

Habitat

Toxicity of German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)

Health Benefits

edible
edible
Toxic
No toxicity

NO DATA

Toxic for dogs and cats

NO DATA

Q&A of German garlic (Allium lusitanicum)

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