Untreated seed garlic - Sabagold 50/60 in a 20 kg bag
Untreated seed garlic - Sabagold 50/60 in a 20 kg bag
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Untreated Sabagold 50/60 seed garlic, a white autumn garlic. Its large round bulbs, yellowish white in colour, have 13 to 18 beige cloves. This early, productive and vigorous variety does not form a flower stalk and has medium dormancy. Regenerated and free from OYDV virus, it withstands harsh climates well thanks to its strong rooting. It 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: yellowish white
- Clove colour: beige
- Bulb shape: large round bulb, size grade 50/60 mm
- Number of cloves: 13 to 18
- Yield: very good, productive and vigorous variety
- Storage: good, suited to semi-dry and dry sales
- Plant health: regenerated variety, free from OYDV virus
- Soil type: adapts to all soil types, including light soils
- Planting: September to November, ideally in October
- Harvest: June to July
- Certification: SOC-certified seed garlic
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SOC-certified Sabagold 50/60 seed garlic
Sabagold seed garlic quality
This Sabagold seed garlic in size grade 50/60 is SOC certified and receives no treatment. From a regenerated variety, it is free from OYDV virus.
Healthy, regenerated planting stock preserves the vigour of the crop and its yield potential against this virus. As the cloves are untreated, careful sorting before planting and well-drained soil reduce the risk of rot.
Get ready for the season: read our seed garlic growing guide!
Sabagold garlic bulb and cloves
Sabagold garlic produces large, round, yellowish-white bulbs. Each head divides into 13 to 18 beige cloves.
With so many cloves per bulb, each head provides many plants. Its large size and regular shape also enhance its appearance on sale.
Sabagold garlic earliness, dormancy and yield
Sabagold is an early, vigorous variety with medium dormancy and high yield. It does not bolt.
With no flower stalk to remove during the crop, the plant devotes its resources to developing the bulb.
See our planting calendar and our seed garlic growing guide!
Planting Sabagold garlic
Sabagold garlic is planted from September to November, ideally in October. Well rooted, it tolerates harsh climates and adapts to all soil types, including light soils.
Prepare loose, drained, free-draining soil. Plant the cloves tip up, 3 to 5 cm deep, avoiding fields that are waterlogged in winter, which encourage rot.
See our planting calendar and our seed garlic growing guide!
Sabagold garlic harvest and outlets
Sabagold garlic is harvested from June to July. It is intended for semi-dry and dry sales.
Lift when the foliage starts to yellow, in dry weather, then leave the bulbs to dry before curing. These two outlets make it possible to spread sales after harvest.
See our planting calendar and our seed garlic growing guide!
Storing Sabagold garlic
Sabagold garlic stores well, provided it is dried and stored carefully after harvest for semi-dry and dry sales.
Once the bulbs are fully dry, keep them in a dry, ventilated, dark place, without 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 Sabagold garlic?
Sabagold garlic is planted from September to November, preferably in October. Wait for well-drained soil: waterlogged soil encourages clove rot. Plant tip up, 3 to 5 cm deep.
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When to harvest Sabagold garlic?
Sabagold garlic is harvested from June to July. Lift the bulbs in dry weather as soon as the foliage starts to yellow, then leave them to dry before curing.
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Is Sabagold garlic early or late?
Sabagold is an early variety. Planted in autumn, it is harvested from June to July. It does not form a flower stalk: no cutting is needed during the crop.
What is the dormancy of Sabagold garlic?
Sabagold garlic has medium dormancy. Dormancy is the clove’s rest period before sprouting. Medium dormancy suits autumn planting and semi-dry and dry sales.
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Is Sabagold garlic disease-resistant?
Regenerated, the variety is free from OYDV virus, which weakens the plant and lowers yield. Vigorous and well rooted, it withstands harsh climates. Healthy seed remains the first protection against plant health problems.
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How many cloves does a Sabagold garlic bulb have?
A Sabagold garlic bulb has 13 to 18 beige cloves. Its bulbs are large, round and yellowish white.
Is Sabagold garlic sold fresh or dry?
Sabagold garlic is sold semi-dry and dry. After complete drying, store it in a dry, ventilated, dark place to preserve the quality of the bulbs.
See our seed garlic growing guide!
How much Sabagold seed garlic per hectare?
As a guide, allow 2,250 to 3,000 kg of seed garlic per hectare in size grade 50/60. This corresponds to a density of 300,000 to 400,000 cloves per hectare, with 30 to 40 cm between rows and about 8 cm within the row. The exact quantity depends on the number of cloves per bulb, here between 13 and 18.