50 Pcs Onion Sets Sturon- Excellent Storage Qualities- Super Easy to Grow- for Your Beautiful Home Garden

• WHEN TO PLANT: – Sow between February to May. Harvest > 4months. HEIGHT 30cm. Sturon is an excellent main crop variety producing high quality, medium sized, juicy fleshed bulbs. This kind of cultivation is relaxed and stress-free for both gardening experts and beginners - PLEASE READ FULL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION BEFORE PURCHASE
• HOW TO PLANT: Simply plant the bulbs 6cm deep and 20cm apart and wait for your healthy firm bulbs to fill your kitchen garden. SOIL REQUIREMENTS: Onions prefer soils rich in organic matter that are well-drained. SUN- LIGHT REQUIRMENTS: Thrives in Full sun
• CONTENTS: 50 x Onion Sturon bulbs. Size 14/21. The onions in this pack are grown from cultivated stock
• CREATE A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN: Onion sets are the easiest way to grow onions in the garden. 'Sturon' is a flavourful variety which produces round, straw-coloured onions. Onion Sturon has been the main variety for onion set production for many years, it is a very flexible dual purpose onion. It can be used as an overwintering onion and can be planted close for green bunching onions, or spaced farther apart to form quite large storage onions.
• GUARANTEE: These bulbs you receive from us should reach you in the best condition and be of top quality. We have worked with our suppliers for many years to guarantee this. We know how annoying it is if you plant something and wait eagerly for it to grow, only to find that it’s the wrong colour or form. The bulbs you’ll get from us will be first class – GUARANTEED

An RHS Award of Garden Merit variety producing well sized semi-round bulbs with good keeping qualities. Onion 'Sturon' is a traditional variety that has become a favourite for its reliability. Plant onion sets in rows in an open, sunny site with good drainage which has preferably been dug and manured in the previous autumn. Do not plant or sow on freshly manured bed. Lime if the soil is acid. Avoid planting in an area where the previous crop was of the onion family. Many exhibitors grow their show onions in a permanent bed in order to build up fertility, but in the kitchen plot it is a much better idea to change the site annually. On particularly wet ground, try growing onion sets in raised beds. Onion sets are undemanding and require only occasional watering during particularly dry periods. However, rows should be weeded regularly. Once dry, remove the top foliage and store them in a well-ventilated, dry position. Sturon offers good resistance to bolting and has very good keeping qualities; being thin-necked they keep extremely well, they will store well into the winter if kept under good conditions.