Description
Spring onion is suitable for planting especially in the rainy season. Sowing dates are recommended during the beginning of the rainy season or in the month of May. This plant has an excellent development of the stem with an average of 12 – 14 leaves.
Onions are such a versatile vegetable they feature in so many recipes and growing your own means you’ll always have them to make do with. They’re pretty easy to grow if the right processes are followed.
Here are the characteristics of the Spring onion seeds

High yielding, best during rain season
High yield
Highly uniform bulbs
Sowing method: Transplanting

Precautions to note

Spring onions, also known as bunching onions or scallions, are produced for their green juvenile stems.
They are simple to grow, take up little space, and can be grown all year.
Although 15-21°C is the recommended growth temperature, spring onion seeds may tolerate considerably lower temperatures as well.
Water if the weather is dry and occasionally apply general liquid fertilizer. A light application of potash in June will help to ripen the bulbs and make them ready for storage.
Stop watering and feeding once the onions have swollen in mid-summer.
Weed regularly, as onions don’t grow well when competing with other plants. Ensure you handle it with care so as not to damage the bulbs if using a hoe. You can weed by hand preferably.
Remove any flower stems as soon as they start to form.
This plant has an excellent development of the stem with an average of 12 – 14 leaves. When grown, the medium bulbs weigh about 170 – 220g.Place your orders for Spring onions today, we deliver nationwide.