The fastest way to grow Onions from bulbs?

Have you ever wondered The fastest way to grow Onions from bulbs? In this video, I set up a simple experiment to find out the fastest way to grow onion from the onion bulb. The results is interesting so watch to find out. You'll also learn how to grow onion greens or bulbs from the onion bulb. #dr_obisgarden #onion #growingonions

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[dr_obisgarden]

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[Jagermonsta]

dude the things i've learned on this channel, fantastic! mid winter for me so i'm seeking inspiration. thanks!

[Aditiyan]

Dr. Obi, you are quite a knowledgeable person.

[DavidMartin-ymte]

Fascinating to see the difference. Thank you for performing this experiment.

[tegoblue]

This is great. I am doing it. I have four onions growing out of one forner onion bottom.

[kevdimo]

Thanks again Dr Obi, I’m actually growing some onions like this from earlier videos you posted. At the moment I’m just doing it for the leaves, but I’m going to try and grow the bulbs using your method. 👍🏻

[nelianilo]

Thanks for your video, now I learned that it's more easy to grow onions form bulb than seeds.. seeds takes time to
Grow before we can transplant

[BillynBertie]

Thanks for posting. I had always suspected that just re-rooting the bulb in soil or compost in a pot would be more effective. I used this method last year in a small way and grew some quite good bulbs from the shoots, without all of the problem of growing from seed and transplanting via modules into soil etc. though that's still the best method to get the biggest bulb. But if you want to try various varieties and colours of onions, just buying one or two in the market and using your method is the simplest and quickest way.
All onion growers should try this.

[mohamedfofana]

Thank you for the info, your video is clear easy to understand also it is not long

[rdnjcij]

Just what I was looking for. Thank you for your help

[TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG]

Makes me want to eat something with onions 🧅. Great, now im starving 😂. Good video as always!

[TheLilpixi]

So cool!! I completely forgot about onions being something that you can re-grow like lettuce, carrots & celery! Thanks again! I'm just found your Chanel & subscribed!

[inubaye]

Another fantastic experiment!
Thank you!

[heehungwong]

I guess those onions bulbs on the soil grow faster because they take in the nutrients in the soil while the plain water has no nutrients.

[Azxcvyntw]

Thank you so much for this information sir

[ErisstarkosSohphoh-cpbh]

All the best sir phi long u briew ba sbun bad u ba ai jing tip lem sha kiwei thanks you

[rohannaeem]

Thank you so much for thus niw we understand which method is best.

[memyselfIyk]

At 4:00, if we harvest the greens does it grow back and can we harvest more greens over and over? I want to grow onion greens and wondering if it's possible or not. Great explanation. Thank you for making this video!😊

[terimiller]

Will this work for white onions as well? The only purple onion I had I have in water, but I am pretty sure I didn't cut it properly (did it before I saw this video!). It's growing roots, I will put it in soil now and hope for the best. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Grocery prices have tripled in this past year so I am growing as much as possible. I live in a small apartment, so it's difficult.

[kristinadjurovic]

Dr OBi, I have a bit of a complex question. I have rosemary growing in my garden for 30 years (and rosemary lives to about 30), I live in the mediterian climate where it is native. I want to plant more rosemary in my garden. Should I try to propagate the rosemary I already have with cuttings or plant new ones from seeds? If I propagate the old rosemary bush, will it be a 30-year-old bush and die soon, or is it a new plant? Thank you for your advice and expertise. The banana tips did wonders for my chili plant!