Organic Elephant Garlic Corms (Bulblets)
20 Individual Vernalized Heirloom Corms

The Most Cost-Effective Way to Start Your Elephant Garlic Patch

Elephant Garlic Corms (also called bulblets) are the small, hard seed structures found at the base of a mature bulb. They offer the highest volume-for-money planting material for dedicated growers wanting to build a large patch over time.

While they require more patience than cloves or rounds, corms are excellent for long-term propagation and following the full natural Elephant Garlic cycle.

Important: The Corm Challenge

Corms have a strong natural dormancy and can be tricky for beginners:

• They often need pre-treatment (nicking, soaking, cold vernalization) to break dormancy.
• Correct orientation (pointy side up) is critical.
• Expect slower results — they typically grow into a Solo Round in Year 1, then a full multi-cloved bulb in Year 2.

Honest Advice: If you’re new to Elephant Garlic or want fast, reliable results, rather choose our Cloves or Rounds. Corms are best for experienced or patient growers.

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Growing Instructions (Corms)

• Best Planting Time: Early autumn (May/June in South Africa) at the start of the rainy season.
• Pre-Treatment: Gently nick the hard shell and soak overnight in water or a microbial stimulant before planting.
• Goal: Year 1 = Single large Round. Year 2 = Large multi-cloved bulb.

The Organic SPeS Difference

• 100% Organic — Grown in our Vermiponic STS systems using only sand, vermicompost, and water. No synthetic chemicals.
• Authentic Stock — Guaranteed genuine Elephant Garlic (Allium ampeloprasum).
• Premium Selection — Hand-harvested high-quality corms.

Other Names: Himalayan Garlic, Kashmiri Garlic, Kashmiri Lahsun, Ajo Japones, Snow Mountain Garlic.

Availability Note: Elephant Garlic is a seasonal crop — Limited Stock!