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|    T to songbird    |
|    Re: over winter onions?    |
|    12 Oct 23 22:56:20    |
      From: T@invalid.invalid              On 10/10/23 15:30, songbird wrote:       > T wrote:       >> Hi All,       >>       >> My onions are just starting to bulb up. Some       >> are the size of golf ball. Most are smaller.       >       > pick the biggest ones and eat them or let       > them dry for storage and eat them when you       > get to them. the rest you can lift and keep       > in storage (let them dry first and then keep       > them in a cool dry and dark location) until       > next spring and plant them out again. some       > may flower but the smallest ones will give       > you a head start on them next season.       >       > they are called starts. congratulations       > you've grown your own starts and onions. :)       >       >       >> The first freeze will be Wednesday night.       >>       >> Should I just let them go over winter?       >       > some you will likely leave behind even if       > you try to harvest them all. or leave some       > behind intentionally to see how they do. that       > is how you learn... good luck and enjoy! :)       >       >       > songbird                     I pulled the biggest one and any that       were crowding each other. Left the       rest in to over winter.              I have yet to dry an onion. I just eat       the whole plant like a green onion.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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