Onions Exibishen, Caprice seeds 20pcs, 0.5g each

Exhibishen onion is a unique variety – when planted through seedlings, ripe fruits weigh up to 800 g! The variety is late ripening, 100-130 days pass from germination to mass lodging of leaves, but ready-to-eat bulbs appear already at the 5th week. Taste – delicate, sweet, suitable for salads, this variety is also one of the best for early cutting of greens. HOW TO PLANT: Seeds for seedlings are sown in March. But before sowing, they should be prepared in 3 stages. First, pour the seeds with warm water for a couple of hours. Then wrap in a damp piece of cloth and leave for 4 days. And immediately before planting, it should be disinfected. The seeds are sown in boxes containing a soil mixture of humus and earth. The seeds are immersed in this mixture to a depth of 1.5 centimeters. The box is covered with plastic or glass and placed in a darkened, and most importantly, warm place. Seedlings are planted in the soil according to the 40×10 cm scheme in the first decade of May. 2 weeks before planting, the seedlings need to be hardened – taken out into cold air. For the garden, choose a site that is not shaded by anything, and the soil should be with neutral acidity, and at the same time rather loose, moisture-absorbing and air-permeable. Exhibitive onions can also be grown in a seedless way, but at the same time its weight will reach only 150 g. CULTIVATION: Exhibiting onions are very easy to care for. Moderate watering, periodic loosening of the soil, weeding and pest control will be enough. HARVING (FLOWERING): Onions are dug out with a pitchfork without cutting off the feather. Then the onions must be laid out to dry in a well-ventilated and shady place. Seedlings are planted in the soil according to the 40×10 cm scheme in the first decade of May. 2 weeks before planting, the seedlings need to be hardened – taken out into cold air. For a garden bed, choose a site that is not shaded by anything, and the soil should be with neutral acidity, and at the same time rather loose, moisture-absorbing and air-permeable. Exhibiting onions can also be grown in a seedless way, but at the same time its weight will reach only 150 g. GROWING: Exhibiting onions is very easy to care for. Moderate watering, periodic loosening of the soil, weeding and pest control will be enough. HARVING (FLOWERING): Onions are dug out with a pitchfork without cutting off the feather. Then the onions must be laid out to dry in a well-ventilated and shady place. Seedlings are planted in the soil according to the 40×10 cm scheme in the first decade of May. 2 weeks before planting, the seedlings need to be hardened – taken out into cold air. For the garden, choose a site that is not shaded by anything, and the soil should be with neutral acidity, and at the same time rather loose, moisture-absorbing and air-permeable. Exhibiting onions can also be grown in a seedless way, but at the same time its weight will reach only 150 g. GROWING: Exhibiting onions is very easy to care for. Moderate watering, periodic loosening of the soil, weeding and pest control will be enough. HARVING (FLOWERING): Onion heads are dug out with a pitchfork without cutting off the feather. Then the onions must be laid out to dry in a well-ventilated and shady place. 2 weeks before planting, the seedlings need to be hardened – taken out into cold air. For the garden, choose a site that is not shaded by anything, and the soil should be with neutral acidity, and at the same time rather loose, moisture-absorbing and air-permeable. Exhibitive onions can also be grown in a seedless way, but at the same time its weight will reach only 150 g. CULTIVATION: Exhibiting onions are very easy to care for. Moderate watering, periodic loosening of the soil, weeding and pest control will be enough. HARVING (FLOWERING): Onion heads are dug out with a pitchfork without cutting off the feather. Then the onions must be laid out to dry in a well-ventilated and shady place. 2 weeks before planting, the seedlings need to be hardened – taken out into cold air. For the garden, choose a site that is not shaded by anything, and the soil should be with neutral acidity, and at the same time rather loose, moisture-absorbing and air-permeable. Exhibitive onions can also be grown in a seedless way, but at the same time its weight will reach only 150 g. CULTIVATION: Exhibiting onions are very easy to care for. Moderate watering, periodic loosening of the soil, weeding and pest control will be enough. HARVING (FLOWERING): Onion heads are dug out with a pitchfork without cutting off the feather. Then the onions must be laid out to dry in a well-ventilated and shady place. Exhibitive onions can also be grown in a seedless way, but at the same time its weight will reach only 150 g. CULTIVATION: Exhibiting onions are very easy to care for. Moderate watering, periodic loosening of the soil, weeding and pest control will be enough. HARVING (FLOWERING): Onions are dug out with a pitchfork without cutting off the feather. Then the onions must be laid out to dry in a well-ventilated and shady place. Exhibitive onions can also be grown in a seedless way, but at the same time its weight will reach only 150 g. CULTIVATION: Exhibiting onions are very easy to care for. Moderate watering, periodic loosening of the soil, weeding and pest control will be enough. HARVING (FLOWERING): Onion heads are dug out with a pitchfork without cutting off the feather. Then the onions must be laid out to dry in a well-ventilated and shady place.