This is the first year I have grown Alliums. I have some A. carulium that I really like. I see they are producing bulblets. Can/how should I plant them? Any tips or experiences will be appreciated.
Hi Wormy, Your questions deserves an answer from somebody knowing more about A. caerulum than I.
I would grow the bulblet like I would with garlic topsets. Plant them in the soil about one and a half times the depth of the bulb in early autumn. Until then - harvest when mature, let them dry and store at roomtemperature until plantingtime.
Hope this will provoke a more knowledged person to give you an answer based on experience with A. caerulum.
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