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Vegetable

Garlic

📍 Equatorial Guinea

Click a numbered marker on the plant to explore each life-cycle stage — or read the key dates on the right.

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Harvest — this part of the plant

Roots & seed establish first. Sow in at .

Leaves & stem drive the vegetative stage over .

Flowering falls mid-cycle between sowing () and harvest (). Keep stress low here.

Fruit/grain matures — harvest around .

Local note

Based on similar agro-ecological conditions in another country — confirm with local extension.
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Where Garlic grows in Equatorial Guinea

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Continental region

Called Rio Muni, is bounded to the north by Cameroon, south and east by Gabon and West with the Atlantic Ocean with an area of ​​26017.46 km2; Account with two dry seasons (June to August, the great drought, and from December to February the little drought) and two wet seasons (March-May, with approved by the moderators rains and strong thunderstorms), between September-November heavy rains. The average rainfall is 2,200 mm / anné. The predominant soil on the continent is red ferralitique (laterites).

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Insular region

is of volcanic origin consisting of Islands with Bioko 2.035km2, and Annobon island with an extension of 17 km2, is located south of the Republic of Sao Tome Principe. The island of Bioko with two seasons: Nov.-April, with relative sécheraisse and between May-October with the rains.

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