How to Grow Onions from Seed in Containers and Garden Beds| Easy Planting Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2024
- A step by step guide on how to grow onions from seed in containers, pots, fabric pots, grow bags and raised beds. Easy planting guide from seed to harvest. Includes details on onion varieties.
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Variety: Texas Early Grano - Short Day
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I started a garden a couple years ago but only recently started getting serious to learn how to grow vegetables the right way and i find your video's very helpful. Thanks for taking the time to teach the rest of us out here ! I subscribed !
So glad you found the videos helpful and thank for sharing about your garden. Happy gardening and thank you very much for your comment!
This is my first time planting onions and yoyr video was VERY helpful! Thank you!😊
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One of the best planting channels on youtube!
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Thank you for this video. Always appreciated.😊❤
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Great video! Loved seeing the onions grow from seed to harvest
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Wow ,,, they look amazing 👏👏👏
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Finally some onions.
Good job
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I'm here because recently in Indonesia, onions are quite pricey. I'm considering planting my own. Thank you for great video
That is a great idea. Happy growing and thank you for your comment!
Oh wow! I have to downsize my garden this year and told myself I wasn't growing onions.😒 Those onions look so good, and I have those seeds. What to do? 🤔 You bet I'm dropping onion seeds manana! I'll just add a grow bag or 2 to the space.😄
Great video...as usual!👍
Happy 2024!🎉
😄 same here, more and more plants you just can't resist, and somehow you find room in your garden to things to grow. Happy and fruitful 2024 to you as well🥳💚
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this video was incredibly well done thanks for the time,just commenting here to tell you keep going !!
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Thannk you! Bought some grown from seed at local nursey and had to separate them out and was worried about replanting depth. Appreciate the close up views. Seems i did ok so far. Great tip about loosening the soil later on.
Wonderful! Onions are one of those plants that roots are not picky on transplanting. Wishing you a great harvest. Happy growing and thank you so much foe the comment!😊
Wow, they look awesome. I have tried a few times in grow bags, with no success. I pretty sure its the Texas heat. I've just done green onions. I'll have to try again.
For hot areas (same as mine) you just need to start very early. Late fall is the best time. Hope you have a better result next time and thank you so much for your comment!😊
I have tried growing vegetables and grow bags and it doesn't work for me so perhaps that's the problem just continue to grow in regular containers or raised beds
@@miztri The main difference with grow bags is that they loose moisture more often and need more watering. Hope you will have abetter results with pots.
Does fall change dates yearly? In Florida late fall when would it be from march -June?@@TowardGarden
I'm also in Texas. When I start mine in February to March, I have the most success
love these videos
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Wow I will try them thank you outstanding video
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great video ❤
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Cute onions are born😍😍
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🇨🇦I’m on a farm and have a very fertile garden soil. I have topsoil mixed with cattle manure. In fact last test all the nutrients were on the high side. I’m guessing I can get away with no additional fertilizer. I’m enjoying your videos very much especially the sound of those roots letting go near the end 😊
Fantastic, love hearing your experience💚. So glad you enjoy the videos and thank you so much for your comment!😊
Can you eat the tops? Great job, as usual. Thanks for sharing! 🌞
I guess you can eat them as spring onion, but the leaves are left to help curing the bulbs. Haven't tried eating them though. Glad you liked the video and thank you for your comment!
Awesome videos. Can you do iceberg and romaine lettuce?
Glad you like it. I have done couple of video on them. Check here for Iceberg th-cam.com/video/ao9ZbWBVRwo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pCA6ch4Y0k8BTCko and for romaine lettuce th-cam.com/video/a63SIe5EfWg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rIeEGBsB_NQtcYpl . Hope you enoy them and thank you so much for your comment!
Awesome video, during the seedling process when do you fertilize with the fish emulsion?
Glad you liked the video. I usually start feeding the seedlings when they are few weeks old or have 2-3 true leaves. you can check my video here on how to feed the seedlings th-cam.com/video/AIeiB31yEJw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GdmGFSwJyXK7Mjdu Thank you so much fro your comment!
What type of fertilizer are using when they are transplanted liquid or granular?
I usually use granular 3-4-4 (Garden-tone) . It is slow release and can be applied less frequently. The liquid ones have quicker effect but needs to be applied more frequently (weekly). But both will work. Hope this helps.
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You can grow them too, try it. Thank you so much for the comment!
What soil and compost do you like using for your veggies and fruits?
If you want to use bagged compost (and if you live in US) you can use Kellogg garden "Amend" kellogggarden.com/products/kellogg/amend-garden-soil-for-flowers-and-vegetables/ or organic "Garden Soil" kellogggarden.com/products/kellogg/kellogg-garden-organics-all-natural-garden-soil/ . Many garden centers carry them. Hope this helps and thanks for visiting.
Can you also grow spring/ bunching onions this way too ?
You can start the seeds in the same way. But I prefer to direct sow spring onions. Also you can have them much closer to each other. I will try to post a video on bunching onion too. Thank you for visiting!
@@TowardGarden thank you your videos have helped me out a lot!👍🏽
@@saulquezadajr8058 Glad to be of any help!😊
Is it normal for the onions to be flopping over before they've bulbed? I'm wondering if its the wind or something
For seedlings and newly transplanted plants that is normal since they don't have the strength yet. But for mature ones, there can be many reasons for top leaves to drop early. One of them is wind. Strong winds can cause tops to become weak and fall over. The other reasons are mainly due to fungal or pest disease. Also overwatering can be another cause for them to flop over. If you don't notice any major problem with leaves and the plants, then it is definitely the wind. Protecting them from strong winds and providing some support will help them grow normal. hope this helps and thank you for visiting!
Are the greens edible? Thanks!
I think so but haven't tried them yet.
Can the tops be cut off before drying them
It is better to keep them while drying. If you cut them before bulbs are cured, bacteria and fungi will reach to bulbs and lead to bulb rots. It basically helps to store them longer. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting!
Why not let the necks bend first? Should get a larger bulb, right?
Yes, you are correct. Bending necks is the best sign and I mentioned it in the video. But since I am in a hot summer zone, this is the best they can grow for me. If I wait longer, they go flowering instead of growing bulbs. Thank you very much for visiting and sharing your knowledge!
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Can I cook or eat the onions right after harvesting, or do I need to wait for the onions to cure?
Yes, you may harvest and eat onion at any time. The main purpose of curing is to extend the storage of them. Thank you for visiting and happy growing!
Totally awesome video thanks for sharing, make more videos
@@rosemaryangiolino3835 So glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for your comment!
Once cured where do you keep stored in Florida?
I am not sure how the weather is in your area in Florida, but general rule is to store them in a cool and dry area. Use onion bags or shallow boxes and place them in a well ventilated place such as cellar, pantry, or even a garage (away from direct sunlight and with 65-70% humidity). If it is too humid, place Silica Gel moisture absorber packs around them. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting!
Is curing when you laid them flat with the leaves on? When the leaves dry up they can be stored?
@goldswan7993 you got it exactly right. Yes and yes. Curing onions helps them to be stored better and longer. Thank you for visiting!
They grow lovely. But not in all our gardens.especially not in our grow bags
Give it a try, you will be surprised how great they grow even in grow bags. Thank you very much for your comment!
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Demo is good but procedure alongwith material needed must be included so that farmer will get it easily and will try to act accordingly.
Thanks!
I will try to include more details. Thank you for the comment!
Im here becuase 2 euro for kg
Wow, now you can try to save money by growing your own! Happy growing!
Ha bon ! Ici c'est 1 Euro le kg. Pour 5kg 3 euros 😊