Never buy onions again | How to grow many onions from an onion bottom at home

Never buy onions again | How to grow many onions from 1 onion bottom at home. Onions are a versatile vegetable used in almost every household. In this video, I share how you can get many decent-size onion bulbs from a single onion bottom or kitchen scrap. Even without the use of fertilizers, you can be sure of getting a decent harvest. With this knowledge, you don't have to buy onions again. Just grow your own. #onion #DOG
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[@dr_obisgarden]

Thanks for watching. Turn on closed captions. Watch this video before you try to grow onions from bulbs

[@TheRealKitWalker]

I was under the impression that only green onions can be harvested from it. Now I know that one needs to spread them and replant them. This is new and useful information that I have learned today. Thanks so much.

[@ladyrariety6435]

I love the way he left the last bottle for the hard headed people that don't listen 😂

[@VIpanfried]

I know a lot about growing. I’m a country girl, and I’ve studied plants many hours. This video taught me more and is very well presented.

[@user-pc6ey3sf7d]

Thanks for showing how to actually get the real onion and not just chives. Thank you so much. Really appreciate.

[@HettyRichards]

Thank you for your 150-days experiment and your detailed results. Many presenters lack all the footage details of their work. You have everything....even the possible errors that can be made and how to avoid or mitigate them. Excellent indeed! You taught me something so I will go look for onions to start my journey to never having to buy onions again.

[@READTHEPHOENIXJOURNALS]

I tried this method and it does work. 5/21/23. Thank you.

[@teemomain8268]

You are very smart man Obi,I will try this for onion to add to soup. May your harvests be great my friend.

[@hadassahesther6545]

Estheir(81yrs) Kullu.

[@coloursofafrica]

If you can get this many onions from 1, it's gonna be a bountiful harvest if I grow more. Thanks for sharing.

[@jeannettewilliams6086]

This was an excellent video. You planned it out for nearly 6 months! You showed the growth over time, what to do and not to do, and showed the difference between dividing and not dividing, and how they grow in different environments. Thank you so much for your thorough information!

[@grafito4438]

If you cut the bottle first, then place it over the onion, you can use it to measure exactly where to cut the onion in half.

[@tuyetvo4353]

I plant green onions in front yard - back yard .

[@studymind1084]

Finally counting 21 onions made my day... 😅

[@meerkat6220]

One of the best videos for using scraps to regrow vegetables that I have ever seen, and I've watched a lot. You were so thorough! Great job!

[@johnbesharian9965]

What is interesting is that "Size Matters" and some of us have only one or two mouths to feed. That means that more often than not a large onion has to be halved and sometimes even quartered for a meal then the the rest wrapped in something hopefully protective and placed in the refrigerator where it sits "Until Needed". This gives what appears to be an abundant supply of fresh onions that wait in the garden where they should be until you actually need them. If you space your plantings out so there's always new ones coming into their peak of freshness as you use up the old(er) ones that are are fading, this method should workout just fine.

[@Navyuncle]

Son, this is amazing. I just pitched a bunch of onion 🧅 bulb that I kept in my refrigerator. I should have just started them like this. I probably have 200-300 onions growing in my little greenhouse. I'm going to propagate them trying your way.

[@marcoayala1399]

In our country, a price of one onion is equivalent to 2kilos of rice due to extreme ignorance of most onion farmers here today. I appreciate your video, Doc. thank you so much...

[@gopalarao99]

Amazing technique to multiply the onions.

[@josephs9268]

These are the type of videos the world needs. Thank you my good Sir for this video and keep up the great work.