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Thank you, it's a very useful tip! I don't know if you know about another useful thing with regard to onions, which I discovered by accident. That is to make a potent, very nutritious liquid plant feed from the water that you used to rinse an onion with. During a time of severe water restrictions my family and I began to collect waste water to use it for the garden. We put a small plastic tub in the sink and transferred water from that into plastic buckets. We also rinsed onions under the tap before chopping it up. In this way the little bit of moisture at the cut ends ("onion juice") ended up in the buckets, mixed with the water we used to rinse the onions. After a while we noticed that if the water in the buckets were left to stand for a while, it became more and more smelly. Natural sciences are not my strong suit, but somewhere I read that fresh onion tends to attract microbes or bacteria from the surrounding environment. It certainly seems that something mysterious happened when we left water that had even a little bit of onion juice in it standing overnight. The water became more and more smelly and cloudy, and plants thrived on it, they were so clearly revitalized. Since then we've been using it regularly, since we eat onions with practically every meal. At the moment we are considering utilizing it on a larger scale so that more plants could benefit. It helps that we've never cleaned the buckets -- it creates the ideal "breeding" environment for the onion water microbes. The smellier the water becomes, the more nutritious it seems to be. It's no use dropping actual onion pieces into the bucket -- that just creates a particularly revolting smell without noticeably affecting the water it is floating in. It's the juice (even just a tiny bit of it) that is able to turn the entire bucketful of water into potent liquid plant feed. Wishing you all the best!!

I have half of a red onion thriving in the darkness of my crisper drawer. I’ve left it there as a bit of an experiment. Time to split it up and plant it in my garden.

You can do this with the bottom/base of your celery and romaine too. They grow like crazy!!

Great video.. I’m giving it a go myself.. by the way, if you use narrow jars like the ones with herbs and spices you can just sit the onion base on the top without having to use the sticks to suspend it

Thank you. Now I can grow my own onion.

Dear friend nice share tips to grow Onion from scraps 💖

I have an onion end that I'm going to put in water today!!!! Thank you for sharing this! I've wondered if they will grow if you just stick them in the soil, but I guess its better to go with the water first and then soil!!!!

Everyone needs to know that this isnt how to get onions...its how you get onion seeds. Then you plant the seeds and will get onions

Tried it with a yellow onion stump. It's getting there, but the scrap potatoes in the bags are awesome 👌 thanks for the content dude

Thank u I am going to try this 👍🏻

Interesting and nice to learn the skills.

top idea thank

Great info. Thanks!

Hey great video. Is there any updated video? I can’t seem to find it

Sooo where does the onion bulbs come from? Through the roots? or you have to cut the green top when it grows and plant that to grow the onions?

I’ve started about a dozen onions this way but none of them have developed bulbs, even 6 months on. Rich green stalks and extensive roots but no bulbs. Any comments or suggestions here?

Looking forward to seeing this grow great vid. Hows them pumpkins doing?

Interesting.

How did the onion turn out? I have a onion that’s going on it’s own and wondered if I could cut down into sections since it’s a large onion

How do u keep the vegetable fro rotting and keeping the maggots out?? I tried growing a broccoli shooting and it rotted and Flys layed maggots ugh 😑

I don't see an update video for this on your channel. Did it work?

Awesome I hope it works 🌻🙏

What did you do after this video, you had mentioned transplanting and feeding it. Is there a video about that bit?

Hi i am starting to learn gardening i want to do it indoors with either kratky or hydroponics what brand seeds do you recommend i have loads from wilko . Thank you 😊

What do you mean wait a few weeks to feed it? Feed it what?

Can you grow this indoors

Hi, did you do an update to this video?

I want to see full onion plant

do you keep them in the greenhouse?

can we get onion in this method?

Part 2?

Will it grow only one onion?

Update?

Update me with result!

Fake don't waste your time !