PS: Im planning to move them to a bigger pot, so dont worry about the little space for them, in the meantime i want those green leafs to use them for seasoning, i dont want to cut them with scissors because it might make them rot any ideas?
by gatobebedentuco55
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Please tell me this satire.
You always disinfect scissors designated for plants, before cutting anyways: you cut at an angle too.
Have at it.
Scissors should be fine so long as they’re clean. Most people would use hand pruners. I use a pocket knife to cut my green onions. I’m assuming this is green garlic?
is this hardneck? If so wait until it produces a scape. you want those leaves for now so your bulbs actually grow. When you repot I highly recommend investing in decent soil
Why does it look like you are growing them in gingerbread dough
Garlic is normally grown directly in the ground, in regular garden soil. They need a cold period to produce cloves, and they do not like transplanting much in my experience.
They look way too young to cut the leaves right now, wait for more leaves