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ONION TONDA MUSONA NT

Allium cepa

Référence : 2494N
Variety of bunch onion or 'scallion', early, originating from Italy, producing beautiful white bulbs, well rounded and firm. Resistant to cold, it is suitable for autumn sowing for early spring harvest.
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ONION TONDA MUSONA NT
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Conseils de semis

Cycle de vie : biennial

Durée de levée : 10 days

Température de levée : 15°C

Technique de semis : online

Profondeur de semis : equal to the seed size

Contenants de semis : in the open ground

Conseils de culture

sun
weak / in case of drought
sandy
Obsolete
30 cm
10 cm
Hardy to -15°C
100 to 220 days on average

Description

Variety of spring onion or "chebette" , early, originating from Italy , producing beautiful white bulbs , very round and firm .

Cold resistant , it is suitable for autumn sowing for an early harvest in spring .

Sowing and planting

Spring sowing

Sow thinly , in place, from February to April , in rows spaced 25 to 30 cm apart.
Thin out about 2 and a half months after sowing , first to 5 cm , then a few weeks later to 10 cm .

Autumn sowing

In a nursery , in August/September , then transplant in October/November for regions with a mild climate , and in February/March for the coldest regions .

Planting

Plant the bulbs in February/March , spaced 10 cm apart in the row , in rows 30 cm apart.

Growing conditions

Onions need light, loose, fertile soil . Choose a sunny location and avoid damp soil .

To prevent diseases, provide well-rotted manure and regularly apply foliar fertilization with lithothamnium , as well as spraying with Bordeaux mixture .

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