Braiding Garlic for Storage – Traditional Hanging Method to Prevent Rot 🧄👩‍🌾

Watch a woman turn freshly harvested garlic bulbs into a braided rope. She gathers the dried stalks, interweaves them with the bulbs staggered like a plait, and ties the top with twine. The finished braid is hung in a cool, dry, airy spot – under a porch roof or in a pantry. This old‑fashioned storage method keeps air circulating around each bulb, preventing mold and sprouting. No plastic bags, no refrigeration – just garlic, hands, and a bit of time. A braid can last for months, and you simply snip off a bulb when needed.

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