Certified seed garlic - Thérador 60+ in a 20 kg bag
Certified seed garlic - Thérador 60+ in a 20 kg bag
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Certified Thérador 60+ seed garlic, a white autumn garlic. Its white bulbs with purple tints, of excellent shape, have 12 to 17 cloves. This early, vigorous variety has no flower stalk, medium dormancy and good yield. Regenerated and free from OYDV virus, it withstands harsh climates well thanks to its root system. It prefers light soils and is sold semi-dry and dry.
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Feature
Feature
- Garlic type: white autumn garlic
- Earliness: early
- Use: semi-dry and dry
- Dormancy: medium
- Skin colour: white with purple tints
- Clove colour: beige-ivory
- Bulb shape: regular bulb, uniform, well-formed cloves, size grade 60 mm and over
- Number of cloves: 12 to 17
- Flavour: typical white garlic flavour, ideal in stews and soups
- Yield: good yield
- Storage: medium term, keeps well after harvest
- Plant health: regenerated variety, free from OYDV virus
- Soil type: light
- Planting: September to November, ideally October
- Harvest: June to July
- Certification: SOC-certified and organic (EU organic farming) seed garlic
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SOC-certified and organic Thérador 60+ seed garlic
Thérador seed garlic quality
This Thérador seed garlic in size grade 60+ is SOC certified and organic (EU organic farming). It can therefore be used in organic production. The variety is regenerated and free from OYDV virus.
Starting from regenerated, healthy material limits the loss of vigour and yield caused by this virus. The uniform size grade encourages even emergence and a uniform stand across the whole field.
Get ready for the season: read our seed garlic growing guide!
Thérador garlic bulb, cloves and flavour
Thérador garlic forms white bulbs with purple tints, of excellent shape. Each bulb has a large number of cloves, from 12 to 17.
A high number of cloves per bulb increases the number of plants available per head. The good shape of the bulbs also makes sorting easier and gives a uniform appearance on sale.
Thérador garlic earliness, dormancy and yield
Thérador is an early, vigorous variety with medium dormancy and good yield. It does not produce a flower stalk.
With no flower stalk, there is no need to cut it during the crop. The plant thus focuses its energy on swelling the bulb, which supports yield.
See our planting calendar and our seed garlic growing guide!
Planting Thérador garlic
Thérador garlic is planted from September to November, ideally in October. It likes light soils. Its root system allows it to withstand harsh climates well.
Prepare loose, drained, free-draining soil. Plant the cloves tip up, 3 to 5 cm deep. Avoid fields that stay waterlogged in winter, as they encourage rot.
See our planting calendar and our seed garlic growing guide!
Thérador garlic harvest and outlets
Thérador garlic is harvested from June to July. The variety is intended for semi-dry and dry sales.
Harvest when the foliage starts to yellow, then lift the bulbs in dry weather and leave them to dry before curing. These two outlets make it possible to spread sales over several weeks after harvest.
See our planting calendar and our seed garlic growing guide!
Storing Thérador garlic
Thérador garlic is intended for semi-dry and dry sales, which requires careful drying and storage after harvest.
After complete drying, store the bulbs in a dry, ventilated place away from light, without direct contact with the ground. Regular sorting removes damaged heads.
See our planting calendar and our seed garlic growing guide!
Calculate your seed garlic needs
approx. 220 cloves/kg (size 40/50)
approx. 125 cloves/kg (size 50/60)
approx. 125 cloves/kg (size 60+)
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FAQ
When to plant Thérador garlic?
Thérador garlic is planted from September to November, ideally in October. Choose a time when the soil is well drained, as waterlogged soil encourages clove rot. The cloves are planted tip up, 3 to 5 cm deep.
See our planting calendar!
When to harvest Thérador garlic?
Thérador is an early variety, harvested from June to July. Harvest when the foliage starts to yellow, then lift the bulbs in dry weather and leave them to dry before curing.
See our planting calendar!
What is the dormancy of Thérador garlic?
Thérador garlic has medium dormancy. Dormancy is the period during which the clove rests before sprouting. Medium dormancy suits autumn planting and semi-dry and dry sales.
What yield can you expect from Thérador garlic?
Thérador is a vigorous variety with good yield. It does not produce a flower stalk, so there is no need to cut it during the crop. The plant thus focuses its energy on swelling the bulb.
See our seed garlic growing guide!
Is Thérador garlic disease-resistant?
The variety is regenerated and free from OYDV virus, a virus that weakens the plant and reduces yield. Thanks to its root system, it also withstands harsh climates well. Starting from healthy seed remains the first precaution to limit plant health problems.
See our seed garlic growing guide!
What type of soil suits Thérador garlic?
Thérador garlic likes light soils. The soil should be loose, well prepared and free-draining. Avoid fields that stay waterlogged in winter.
How many cloves does a Thérador garlic bulb have?
A Thérador garlic bulb has 12 to 17 cloves, under a white skin with purple tints. The bulbs have an excellent shape, which makes sorting easier and gives a uniform appearance on sale.
See our seed garlic growing guide!
Is Thérador garlic sold fresh or dry?
Thérador garlic is intended for semi-dry and dry sales. Dry the bulbs well, then store them in a dry, ventilated place away from light to preserve their quality.
How much Thérador seed garlic per hectare?
As a guide, allow 900 to 1,200 kg of seed garlic per hectare in size grade 50/60. This corresponds to a density of 250,000 to 350,000 cloves per hectare, with 30 to 40 cm between rows and 8 to 12 cm within the row. The exact quantity depends on the number of cloves per bulb, here between 12 and 17.