Last years onion bulbs left over to winter
Didn't work out. They all (that I have pulled) have rotted bulbs :( Leave the rest in or pull them and replace? John |
Last years onion bulbs left over to winter
John wrote:
Didn't work out. They all (that I have pulled) have rotted bulbs :( what didn't work out? a bit more description would help. Leave the rest in or pull them and replace? if there is any green growth or any live roots on them then they may flower this year or you can eat them as a green onion after they grow a bit. the smaller plants may bulb out. songbird |
Last years onion bulbs left over to winter
On 4/12/2014 9:28 PM, songbird wrote:
John wrote: Didn't work out. They all (that I have pulled) have rotted bulbs :( what didn't work out? a bit more description would help. Leave the rest in or pull them and replace? if there is any green growth or any live roots on them then they may flower this year or you can eat them as a green onion after they grow a bit. the smaller plants may bulb out. songbird They finally did bulb out, made for tasty green onions, which was their intended destiny. Thx, John |
Last years onion bulbs left over to winter
John wrote:
.... They finally did bulb out, made for tasty green onions, which was their intended destiny. Thx, Yw. :) i'm glad it worked out. i'll be the first to admit i don't know enough about growing onions. i keep trying different things and hope to keep on learning. songbird |
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