Garlic BELOGOR 31

BELOGOR 31 hardneck garlic is a mid-late variety intended for cultivation in various climatic zones, including regions with a temperate climate. This variety is characterized by high yield, reaching 215 centners per hectare, as well as good winter hardiness, which ensures stable development and preservation of plants during the cold period. The leaves are dark green with a moderate waxy coating, about 50 cm long and 3 cm wide, indicating a strong and healthy state of the crop.

The BELOGOR 31 bulb is round-flat in shape, weighs about 87 grams, and consists of 4-7 cloves. Dry skins have a reddish-white color, leather skins are pink, and the pulp is yellowish. The garlic has a sharp taste, making it attractive for use in catering and the food industry. The variety is flowering, which is an important characteristic for agrotechnical planning.

For successful cultivation of the BELOGOR 31 variety, it is recommended to comply with agrotechnical standards, including proper timing of planting, preparing beds, and disinfecting cloves before planting. The variety is an improved analogue of the Lyubasha variety and shows good results in regions such as the Vladimir region. Thanks to its qualities and adaptability, BELOGOR 31 is widely used in personal subsidiary farms and agricultural production.