Posted by Ray IN on March 01, 2021 at 05:02:17 from (67.45.32.145):
In Reply to: Re: onions posted by bc on February 28, 2021 at 18:12:20:
I'm getting 4 cases of Candy onion plants in from Texas the week of March 8, for here in southern Indiana. They come 30 bundles to a case, and there are 60 plants to the bundle. So I'll plant over 7,000 onions. I will plant them about 6 inches apart in four rows on a raised bed of plastic mulch. Water as needed with trickle tape and give plenty of nitrogen. They get big as softballs by middle to end of June. Last year I had so many extra that I sold about 20 bushels wholesale for $25/ bushel. We sell about a bushel a day at the roadside stand for about $1 each. Main trick to getting them big is plant early and water them if it gets dry.
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