You certainly can try. I would place at least an inch or two of aquarium gravel on the bottom, then a layer of sand, then potting medium. Water sparingly as garlic doesnt like wet feet aka roots. You have a 50 / 50 chance of being successful. Anything is worth a try! If not, plant outside in the garden.
WHY?? What purpose would it serve? garlic grows very well in flower pots, in fact I have some along with onions, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, ginger and turmeric. My cats like having a green jungle to wander in.
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Hi Lynn, I don't believe that's possible, since garlic doesn't like to be wet when grown in the garden.
You certainly can try. I would place at least an inch or two of aquarium gravel on the bottom, then a layer of sand, then potting medium. Water sparingly as garlic doesnt like wet feet aka roots. You have a 50 / 50 chance of being successful. Anything is worth a try! If not, plant outside in the garden.
With fish?? NO
WHY?? What purpose would it serve? garlic grows very well in flower pots, in fact I have some along with onions, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, ginger and turmeric. My cats like having a green jungle to wander in.