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MIgardener: How To Grow BIGGER Onions With This One Tip!



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10 Comments

  2. Mike R

    Your harvest this year wasn’t a very good example. Trimming the tops off does not make bigger onions.

  5. David Glenn

    Never knew about the biennial aspect of some vegetables. Gonna search to find out if you have a video covering just that topic

  6. R C

    I was told that if the tops of onions were broken, water would get in and rot the onion.

  9. Jigga Henry

    The neck of all my onions fell over early. I believed that they wouldn’t grow much bigger and picked the majority of them. Well those I left in ground continued to grow bigger despite the neck being soft and bent

  10. Corlee Ashley

    I add the tops of the onion in soups, salads, and on sandwiches. I would like to get a freeze dryer in the future to save things like that.

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