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Temperature Fluctuations: Containers are more susceptible to temperature extremes. In summer, they can heat up rapidly, while in winter, they risk freezing. To mitigate these temperature changes, strategic placement and careful selection of materials (such as opting for lighter-colored pots) can make a difference.

Moisture Management: Containers generally provide excellent drainage, which is beneficial for garlic. However, the need for frequent watering in hot conditions can strip the soil of nutrients, necessitating regular fertilization.

Containers to Use

When selecting containers, you have various options.

• Herb Planters: These mimic traditional garden rows and are ideal for maintaining proper spacing.