Re-Grow multiple ONIONS from a LEFTOVER piece of ONION

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In this episode I show you how to grow ONIONS from a left over ONION or cut off piece that has the roots still attached. Be sure to have the onion slice about 1-1.5" thick to begin with minimum. Once it grows, each onion will produce multiple onions so you always end up with more onions than you started from. If you had to you could never buy another onion again and grow them indefinitely forever if you were in a survival situation or just want your own homegrown organic onions. We all have looked in our fridge once before and left an onion too long and it begins to grow stems out the top, This is perfect time to try to plant this in the ground. You can also eat the leaves of the onion and clop them up once the grow.
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@mosaddikurrahman3617 Год назад

separate the joint onion plants after it's 1st introduction to soil. It will help them grow bigger in size.

@shmugglebuggles 2 года назад

Great video. I planted a red onion end in January indoors. It’s growing really well. I showed a picture of it on an allotment page & got very negative comments about how it won’t really grow an onion bulb? But I think they’re wrong, I’ve seen lots of videos & pictures online where it’s been done successfully. I’m going to persevere, your video has inspired me to carry on x

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 2 года назад

Yes great just plant as many as you can. They are all for free it can't hurt. You can also by pass the rooting process and just plant them directly in the soil. I am glad I inspired you to carry on with it. Good luck! Let me know how it turns out.

@kurtdowney1489 2 года назад

How did it do?

@wildchild554 Год назад

Even if it doesn't grow a bulb you can always use the onion and garlic greens anyway ;)

@jeaniechampagne8831 Год назад

Well I always p!ant my green onion cuttings so I have no doubt white onions will do same.

@kensearle4892 2 года назад

I saw some comments on another video saying they have split them before planting. With your video, I can now see that each section with its own small full circle, will be a separate stalk so if we split there and give each section some of the roots, that might work. Also wondering if one can save a step and go right into very most soil, or if it needs to be in water to establish new roots. With Basil I used to start the cuttings in water but now thinking go right into very moist soil. Cool... you got some extra onions for a meal instead of just scraps!

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 2 года назад

Definitely just plant it right in the soil and it will grow even faster sometimes. I am making another video showing that. I haven't tried splitting them but not bad idea.

@GeoThaDude 2 года назад

I agree with the idea of splitting them, because then each new onion has its own root system rather than like the red onions where you have 4 new onions sharing the same root structure that used to feed 1 onion.

@sureshock8302 Год назад

That cat can climb like spider man!! That's epic ! Now I'm gonna grow some onions to thabks

@RomaVilla 4 месяца назад

That’s pretty cool, I grew some yellow onions from a couple of old onions I had laying around. They actually started sprouting tops from just sitting for about a month. They got very long stems so I just threw them in a pot and they grew about 5 or 6 bulbs from one bulb. I felt very accomplished after eating my onions after

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 4 месяца назад

That is great yes it is rewarding.. haha

@marulucido2367 9 месяцев назад

Free onions forever!!!

@dawn7733 2 года назад

Sometimes I wonder if large commercial chain growers spray growth retardant on their produce to prevent people from regrowing the produce. That might explain why the onions grew such small bulbs.

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 2 года назад

You are probably right. I would not be surprised if that is the case.

@20blockrecords54 2 года назад

Yes they do sometimes

@LL-jx8di Год назад

I believe they grew small because he needed to separate the bulbs so they have more room to grow!

@Coloringpaintandcrafts Год назад

Yeah watching lots of video and researching it, when he put them in the ground ,after the greens grew and the onion decomposed he then should have dug it up and separated each bulb and then replanted them , and they would have grown bigger.

@alexanderleehr6167 Год назад

Yes indeed some commercial farm crops are given growth regulators to help with controlling harvests to avoid excess materials and loss in profits. However the red onion, as wel as the white onions, needed to be split to allow individual root systems instead of 2 plants using 1. If they were split they would have both been a bit bigger.

@koko140872 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for the inspiring video. You're lucky you don't have squirrels nearby. They dig up everything!

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 4 месяца назад

Really, yeah I had one squirrel but for only a week or so now its gone

@telecaster643 2 года назад

definitely needed to split them...a little while after the green shoots get really establised...or maybe can even do at the outset with each of the circle areas that were sprouting...I have been trying to get info somewhere regarding when is the best time to split.

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 2 года назад

Oh interesting. That might be be a good idea to split them

@alexanderleehr6167 Год назад

I have JUST gotten into growing my own veg and I just tried the split method roughly 5 weeks ago for the first time ever and so far it seems to be working pretty well. I saw a video, but cant remember where, and it said to split them a little while after the shoots start to split. I waited until the shoots were about 2.5 to 3 inches tall, then I peeled away the layers until I got down to the shoots layer and transplanted them straight into the garden. Its worth mentioning that they didn't even have a root system yet and idk if that is going to affect the end result but I carefully dug one up a week ago, after their shoots had grown to and it was beginning to form a bulb and had a good root system. Hope this is helpful.

@plantgardenlife6875 4 года назад

Nicely done. Need to try that. Just Subbed your channel👍

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 4 года назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@oldaccount3902 3 года назад

Thank you! Just what I needed.

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 3 года назад

Glad it helped!

@oluwanifemikim1996 3 месяца назад

U could have separated them for bigger bulbs👍

@jeaniechampagne8831 Год назад

I just enjoy watching things grow. I have two white onion cuttings growing right now near my green onion patch. All from cuttings. Plan to plant my purple onion once I cut it. I'm using half a whiskey barrel and it seems the perfect size for my onion patch. I have tried this with celery but it rotted. Thanks for your video!

@GrowingOrganicTvShow Год назад

Yes I agree its fun to see what grows. Well done. Glad its working out!

@harikareddy579 3 года назад

Great video sir

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 3 года назад

Thanks

@lorettarobinson2263 Год назад

Hi thanks for this informative video! How can I prepare soil for regrowing onions, garlic, etc. You mentioned your soil already having "organic material"? I'm a first time gardener, you might say.🙂🌱 Thank you!

@GrowingOrganicTvShow Год назад

Thanks, I would start by adding a bunch of compost to increase organic matter, add some worm castings, and some fertilizer for veggies. That should do the trick.

@ivyjoydiclihon4984 Год назад

Nice just have an idea of experimenting with onions and garlic then some other spices after❤

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 11 месяцев назад

Great idea

@danrichards496 Год назад

When the multiple shoots grow out can you cut them straight down separating them leaving the roots on each one and plant them?

@danrichards496 Год назад

@growingorganictvshow

@danrichards496 Год назад

The reason I asked is because I watched someone else’s video and they didn’t split them so I assumed it might kill them if you do.

@GrowingOrganicTvShow Год назад

I have not tried that but I think it would work.

@Yahlove578 5 месяцев назад

Awesome achievements

@DivaGarden-n2p 4 года назад

👍👌

@sweetzaqui 2 года назад

How many weeks or months they can be harvested since from planting

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 2 года назад

I think it took about 4 months until I harvest new onions.

@Gold_gyrl 4 месяца назад

What’s a while back? How long does it take to grow these onions?

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 3 месяца назад

I think it was a few months at least.

@ZenithFitnesss 2 года назад

Quick question, do you need to place it in water first to grow? Or can you plop it down in dirt and have the same effect?

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 2 года назад

You can also just plant directly in the ground and it will grow as well. Good question.

@sarahaccardi 3 года назад

Pretty sure you gotta seperate them before they mature. So they can take up more nutrients. If they are too close like that they compete for the nutrients and stay small.

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 3 года назад

Thanks Sarah, Yeah I agree, they did turn out small because I did not separate them I think.

@loriibarra690 2 года назад

So I noticed on the thumbnail there were 4 separate sprouts. Would you divide that into 4 and plant each sprout separately?

@20blockrecords54 2 года назад

@@loriibarra690 yeas you can

@ragunathanarumugam745 3 года назад

I take it with yogurt, yummy

@Emmy-J Год назад

Mine start off growing real well and then die when they reach about 6 inch stalks. Thinking I need a different container

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 11 месяцев назад

Try planting in soil outside directly.

@aterack833 5 месяцев назад

I didn’t cut mine, it’s sprouting but not growing roots

@howtoharris7955 Год назад

I've heard plant them in november/December for larger bulb. Only way to know is to try

@GrowingOrganicTvShow Год назад

That seems like a good idea, thanks

@RomaVilla 4 месяца назад

So I just cut them in half and place them in a little water to sprout?

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 4 месяца назад

save the bottom portion of the onion with the roots.

@danielle2451 5 месяцев назад

Do this again with sweet onions

@LadyLeahMakingChanges 2 года назад

How do you know when the onions are ready to harvest?

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 2 года назад

Good question.. typically when the plant starts dying back it means the onion is probably ready. Same with garlic

@LadyLeahMakingChanges 2 года назад

@@GrowingOrganicTvShow Thank you!

@aarong9288 Год назад

Can you put climate and sun in the description?

@GrowingOrganicTvShow Год назад

I am here in Zone 10b. It is in part sun to full sun about 6 hours a day. It seems to be fine.

@julieraab6204 Год назад

Help me understand something. Anytime you grow like this even the little ones at the store, your only gonna get the green shoots not an actual onion right?

@GrowingOrganicTvShow Год назад

Yeah it is the same thing

@danielle2451 5 месяцев назад

My butt is you needed to separate them or it's a variety that doesn't do well in your area and need to try a different one

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 4 месяца назад

Research your area and see what does best.

@danrichards496 Год назад

I’d say they didn’t get enough water. That soil looks like the desert.

@GrowingOrganicTvShow Год назад

Yes I have very sandy soil and in a sunny spot I have to water too often. Need more organic material in soil.

@dracodracarys2339 6 месяцев назад

How many separate plants can you grow from a single onion bulb? I've seen videos of people cutting up an onion into quarters or even eighths and each cut piece grows into a separate plant? What's the minimum piece for an onion slice to be viable?

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 4 месяца назад

Not quite sure about that but you can separate once bigger

@melissaferraro8258 2 года назад

So wait, you cut the onion and put it in water and then in the refrigerator?

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 2 года назад

Sorry it is in the fridge only in the beginning, then you soak in water.

@MimisFam 2 года назад

can you cut off the green and eat that ?

@GrowingOrganicTvShow 2 года назад

Yes you can but this a different type of onion. You typically eat green onions and they don't form a large onion base like purple, white or yellow onions.