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  • anagallis_arvensis
    Full Member

    mine are starting to flop, how do I treat them for storage them, garlic doing the same

    elaineanne
    Free Member

    mine r fine 😉 first time ive tried ‘home growing’ this year so cant answer your question…sorry.. strawberrys coming on a treat too..ive planted alot of herbs too this year….growing rapidly…im chuffed…. :mrgreen:

    CharlieMungus
    Free Member

    Grow them next to celery and us the celery as a splint

    PeaslakeDave
    Free Member

    Lay the bulbs, complete with foliage, in a warm, dry place for a couple of weeks to dry out. If onions develop thick necks use these straight away as they don’t store well and are prone to neck rot.
    Make sure the foliage is completely dry before storing the crop in a dark, cool, dry place, either by hanging in nets or plaits, or packing carefully in layers in boxes. Storage life depends on the cultivar but is usually 3-6 months.

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