Potato onion
How do I plant potato onions?
To grow potato onions successfully, it is essential to choose a sunny location with well-drained soil rich in organic matter. We recommend planting potato onions directly in the ground in spring, when there is no risk of frost. The bulbs should be planted at a depth of around 5 cm, spaced about 10 cm apart.
It is essential to water potato onions regularly, especially during dry spells, but take care not to overwater them. As far as pests and diseases are concerned, it's best to opt for biological control methods, such as crop rotation or mulching, rather than using chemicals.
If you choose to grow a potato onion, you'll need to be careful not to over-water.
If you choose to transplant potato onion plants, make sure you do so at the 4-5 leaf stage, taking care not to damage the roots. By following these growing tips, you'll be able to harvest beautiful, tasty potato onions for your cooked dishes.
How do I harvest potato onions?
