Grow garlic super terrible thanks to listening to music in the greenhouse

Paul Rochester, 56, who lives in Seaham, County Durham, has grown a giant leek plant weighing up to 9.75kg thanks to a gardening secret transmitted from his late father, Mr. Wilfred.

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Wilfred is also a very successful farmer and he taught his son, Mr. Paul, a lot of gardening experience. Accordingly, the secret to such a giant sized plant is the greenhouse Glenn Miller music playing, such as 'In The Mood' and 'Moonlight Serenade' tracks .

Mr. Paul and leek plants weigh nearly 10kg.

Hearing the advice of his late father, Mr. Paul placed a radio station in the vegetable garden and later changed to open the CD for convenience.

Paul's giant leek tree defeated the current Guinness record and became the world's largest leek. The previous record was established by Mr. John Pearson with leek trees weighing 9.2kg in 2011.

Mr. Paul is proud to grow onion weighs 6.8kg in 2007.

Paul also shared that, in addition to listening to music, he also cared for by watering lots of water and using good fertilizers.

Not only growing giant leeks, Paul also grew many other large-sized crops such as carrots, yellow radish, potatoes, cauliflower, cabbage, tomatoes .

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