Texas Early Onion – 30 Seeds, Spinning Top Shape, Sweet, Early, Easy to Grow, High Germination, Non-GMO

Discover the joy of growing your own sweet onion with Texas Early Grano Onion Seeds from Botanis.it! This exceptional variety, renowned for its spinning top shape and incredibly sweet, delicate flavor, is perfect for those seeking an early and abundant harvest. Ideal for fresh salads, light cooking, or adding a special touch to any dish, Texas Early Grano is also extremely easy to grow, making it the perfect choice for both experienced gardeners and beginners. Thanks to the high germination rate and non-GMO nature of our seeds, you can enjoy a thriving garden and wholesome produce right at home. Characteristics Early and Sweet Variety: Texas Early Grano is famous for its rapid maturation and its extraordinarily sweet and delicate flavor, almost devoid of pungency. Attractive Shape: The bulbs have a characteristic spinning top shape, making them aesthetically pleasing and easy to handle. Easy to Grow: This variety is hardy and adapts well to a variety of conditions, making it ideal even for beginners. High Germination Rate: Our selected seeds guarantee a high germination success rate, for a quick and vigorous start of your seedlings. Non-GMO: Guaranteed non-genetically modified seeds, for a natural and healthy harvest. Versatility in the Kitchen: Perfect for fresh consumption in salads, sandwiches, or for quick cooking that enhances its sweetness. Cultivation The Texas Early Grano onion prefers well-drained, fertile soil and full sun. Sowing can be done directly in the open field or in a seedbed and then transplanting the seedlings. Sowing: Sow in spring (March-April) for a summer harvest. You can also sow in fall in mild climates for a spring harvest. The ideal temperatures for germination are between 15°C and 25°C. Soil: Prefers loose, well-drained soil, rich in organic matter. Avoid waterlogging. Spacing: Sow about 1-2 cm deep, keeping a distance of 10-15 cm between plants and 30 cm between rows. Watering: Requires moderate, constant watering, especially during the early stages of growth and during periods of drought. Avoid overwatering to prevent fungal diseases. Care: Keep the area free of weeds and monitor for pest attacks. Harvesting: The bulbs are ready for harvest when the leaves begin to turn yellow and dry, curling toward the ground, usually between June and July. Leave them to air dry in a shaded, ventilated place for a few days before storing them.