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ready for transplanting, but nothing as big as I hoped |
Finally last week I gave in and transplanted the still miserable looking onion seedlings. Technically they were ready for transplanting as most had the two leaves needed. But I wish they were bigger, further along, more oniony looking!
Now they are potted up I'm waiting for some overnight miracle, because as I transplanted them I could see that they have only just formed a basic root system with no sign of the distinctive onion bulb that should be underneath. These little onions still have a long long way to go. Can they do it?
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onion seedling- the black cap is the original seed coat |
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