I guess I'm lazy, but I just put 'em directly into water, and they do fine. When the weather warms (although, to be fair, I AM in Texas, and it warms in May), I'll cut the green off, then put the white bulbs right out into the garden. I get loads that way, and no fuss at all. Last year was mild, with only a few -0C days, and they came through with flying colors, and got HUGE.
While tap water will do, I recommend using filtered/mineral/spring water because it's free from chemicals. I had a mold issue before, I still manage to plant it but the green onion leaves were not so healthy. I suggest to begin with a healthy starter bunch for a great harvest! Also, as I said in the video, water needs to be changed every 2-3 days or when the water discolours. This step prevents mold issues.
Yes 3 good reasons to regrow them 👍🏽👌🏾 thank you!
This truly works. I did have a thought though, instead of pulling them up, why not just cut them with a scissor and leave the roots stay in the soil?
Yes, you are right! That's what this video says in time stamp 10:37. :)
I guess I'm lazy, but I just put 'em directly into water, and they do fine. When the weather warms (although, to be fair, I AM in Texas, and it warms in May), I'll cut the green off, then put the white bulbs right out into the garden. I get loads that way, and no fuss at all. Last year was mild, with only a few -0C days, and they came through with flying colors, and got HUGE.
V well A2Z speaking explained how to grow green onions n it's ending usage!!! Wow from TANGA Tanzania.
What do you do when winter comes? Great idea for spring and summer though..
My other mom does this methods for me and boy the green onions smells soo good
I did try to regrow it but the leaves end up thinner after every regrow
Is that tap water?
Tap water, filtered, mineral, spring? Should say which one. Also if there is a mold issue what would you do.
While tap water will do, I recommend using filtered/mineral/spring water because it's free from chemicals. I had a mold issue before, I still manage to plant it but the green onion leaves were not so healthy. I suggest to begin with a healthy starter bunch for a great harvest! Also, as I said in the video, water needs to be changed every 2-3 days or when the water discolours. This step prevents mold issues.
We call it chive
Wow! Just go buy them when you need them.
You don't grow onions you grow leaves.
waste of time11111111111111