Arg...all my seed packets got thrown away.
I planted a row of onions, and I was wondering how big they should be before I thin them. The sprouts are only about 1/2" right now.
Depending on close they are and what kind they are, wait until they get pencil width, then you can eat them. John!
Read the full replyArg...all my seed packets got thrown away.
I planted a row of onions, and I was wondering how big they should be before I thin them. The sprouts are only about 1/2" right now.
Depending on close they are and what kind they are, wait until they get pencil width, then you can eat them.
John!
Mitch@this_is_not_a_real_address.com wrote:
Unless they're really tight I pull them when they're big enough for green onions.
Okay...thanks. I sowed them in a continuous row, knowing that I'd be thinning them. So they're coming up like grass. :)
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