How to Store Onions Until Spring: Simple Tips from Experienced Gardeners.

If you want your onions from the garden to last as long as possible and not rot, you need to dig them up and prepare them for storage properly. Experienced gardeners share tips on how to do this to avoid problems.

On the 'Our Garden!' channel on YouTube, there is a video tutorial.

How to Plant Onions for Longer Storage

Experts recommend planting onions with the root system under a thin layer of soil. This will allow the bulbs to be close to the soil surface, warm up under the sun's rays, and grow strong.

How to Dry Onions After Harvesting

After harvesting the onions, lay them out in a dry place with good ventilation, shielding them from direct sunlight. The sun can overheat the bulbs and damage their skin, which prevents long-term storage.

How to Store Onions After Harvesting

After drying, move the onions to a cool and dry place with excellent ventilation, such as a pantry or an attic. It is important to avoid humidity and sharp temperature changes.

Recently, we talked about how to dry onions at home and which crops can be planted after onions to improve yield.

These tips will help keep the freshness of onions for a long time and avoid their rapid spoilage. It is essential to dry, store, and protect them from negative factors to preserve the beneficial properties of onions.