Ramet propagation of Welsh Onion

The ramet propagation of Welsh Onion needs to be carried out in autumn. Generally speaking, the main steps include peeling off the sub bulbs around the main bulbs of Welsh onion in mid September, and then planting in the sandy soil with low groundwater level, good drainage conditions and fertile and loose soil. Split bulb propagation, which is roughly the same as split bulb propagation, is generally carried out in summer and autumn. The specific steps are to divide a female ball into several sub balls, and then plant the larger bulb

Sowing and propagation of Welsh Onion

The seed propagation of Welsh onion is best carried out in late summer and early autumn. Specifically, it refers to collecting, drying and low-temperature storage after the seeds mature in mid July, and sowing until September or October. In this way, it can germinate in the next spring, and form small bulbs in summer, which can be cultivated all the time. In addition, we should pay attention to the timely loosening of soil, watering, fertilization, pruning, etc. during the growth period of green onions. In addition, we must strengthen ventilation and drainage, and pay attention to appropriately enhance environmental humidity and appropriate shading to avoid strong light. In addition, remember not to pick seeds after flowers, and then cut off the flower stems, so as to promote the healthy growth of bulbs. Because in terms of the habits of scallions, they like cold and sunny places, so they don't need to be covered with cold protection in winter, just increase the light. Before the rainy season in summer, bulbs should be excavated in advance in time to avoid plant decay after the rain. Pay attention to applying more cooked organic fertilizer and draining water in time