Stalk Of Garlic

The flower stalk of garlic is composed of two parts: flower axis and involucre. There are flowers and aerial bulbs in the involucre, but most varieties only bolt and do not bloom, or although they can bloom, the development of flower organs is not fully developed and cannot form seeds. General varieties can form several or dozens of aerial bulbs in the involucre. Aerial bulbs can be used to propagate garlic plants. In those days, single-head garlic is generally formed and used for agricultural production of single-head garlic. Sowing a single head of garlic can obtain a uniformly divided bulb with a large size and good nutritional quality. The production of garlic through this sexual reproduction method can eliminate the toxins accumulated in the long-term production of garlic, and can also improve the quality of garlic. The vitality of garlic seeds can realize the rejuvenation of garlic seeds, increase yield and improve quality.