The garlics that have a central stalk often put out a cluster of BULBLETTS at the end.
They look like ONION DOMES to begin with and later, as the individual little cloves develop, they explode: in extreme slow motion.
They are coloured, in the same way as the garlic that puts them up.
Break up each bulblett into a bag. There will be loads of them.
Sow them at 2 or 3 inches apart and leave them until next summer, at which point they should be dug out. This has to be repeated for 2 to 4 years, by which time you should have big garlic cloves.
Why bother with all this? Well, because the bulbletts are carried high up on a stalk, they don't pick diseases by coming into contact with the soil. They, apparently, produce consistently bigger cloves. When recycling garlic bulbs, rather than eat them, they produce smaller and smaller bulbs each year.
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