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Just cut my onions and put them in the water. Pretty emotional experience. Brought a tear to my eye.

I'm glad we have a channel like this because of the worsening food shortages. Thank you.

I forgot to mention that when I cut down to the core of the onion I usually find two or three center shoots, like you see coming up on your videos, which I very gently separeate by cutting straight down between them with a thin paring knife, being sure to include a piece of the root end on each piece. Once separated, I put each piece in the water as a separate onion. Therefore, instead of one onion with several stalks fighting for growing space, you'll have three onions developing their own root systems, adding to their growth potential to become a bigger, individual onion instead of three trying to grow on one root system and crowding each other out. Another thing I learned by trial and error!❤

After I started my garden, I noticed how much land is just dried out and overgrown with weeds. I can't help but think about the massive amount of food that could be grown and traded with their neighbors or sold at farmer's markets.

Who's watching during the pandemic learning how to sprout onions such fun

I've done this for years. However, before placing in water, I quarter mine. They grow just as well, and instead of 1 onion I'll have 4. This can also be applied to potato eyes, celery, carrots, etc.

I've been doing this for years for our constant supply of leeks/onions as well as garlic pods in our restaurant. Thanks for showing this.

Well here we are in 2021 and I am growing anything I can in my condo windows! Not much different from 2020 only More frustrating!! This is the best gardening channel at least for me! Straight up sensible advice and most encouraging! I await new ideas! Thank you for your incite and enthusiasm!!

The trick is to change the water more often. That way the roots grow much bigger and stronger before planting them in soil. It is also important to keep the top of the onion as dry as you can, otherwise it will start to rot.

Who else is here researching how to become self sufficient .... because the way 2020 is looking .....

We go through so many onions that I easily spend $30 a month on onions alone so this season I decided to grow my own LOL and bell peppers!

I just ran across your channel today and can't stop watching! I LOVE your fresh approach and vast knowledge of gardening. I learned everything I know about gardening for the last 40 years through experiments and trial and error, pre-KZfaq age! I'm always amazed when I receive confirmation from experts like yourself that I did most of it right. Thank you so much for such an interesting and entertaining channel!❤

Think of the things we throw out that are useful. “Waste not want not.” We may need this knowledge in coming days.

Since I like to experiment and also simplify things, with the onions I took a shortcut and chose the direct approach: I took a flower pot, filled it with soil, put the onion in there (the root part, of course) and gave it a try. The result was quite interesting: after 1 week the shoot had grown about 7 cm. After that the growth process was fairly normal. Apparently within the first week the onion thought she had to grow like crazy. My conclusion: onion growing is pretty effortless. By the way, same goes for potatoes. And just to be clear: I grow all my stuff indoors.

1 -23 minutes into this clip is so cute! Love your facial expressions in getting the branches out of your way. But serously I'm so glad I browsed to your site. Thank you so much:)

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Onions will sprout by doing this, but onions are a biennial plant. First year the onion produces a bulb the second year the plant produces seeds. During the first year the plant develops a bulb and harvest the bulb at full maturity. Then the next spring plant the bulb like described here it will send up a a flower stalk and produce seeds. Onions flowers are pretty cool and the bees love them. No reason you couldn’t save the seeds and grow them next season. The shapes and sizes may be variable but that can be interesting.

The reason the onions decayed so fast on top was because of the water level being too high or the container being too wide. The top of the onion shouldn't sit in water at all. Just the root ball should be touching the water. Hope that helps.😁

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You're the BEST!! The way you talk and how calmlyn you talk fabulous! I have a brain lesion in the base of my brain and my memory and cognitive is just not usually very good and I end up having to watch videos over and over and over again! But you are so calming to my brain and clear and concise, I just super appreciate all of your knowledge and the time you take to teach us all of this! Thank you so much! This is my first garden ever and you and another great gardener on KZfaq on have taught me so much! 🙏💗

I don't put the green onion bulbs in water. I just put them straight in to the soil, and they take off right away. My dad taught me that more than 40 years ago. I've never had a green onion bulb that didn't grow. I just stumbled on to your channel. I love what I saw. I've subscribed. Great video

I wish I could have learned farming or grew having experience of these farming ideas. It took me a long time and a realization on how important and how amazing it is to grow your own farm and sustain the needs of your family. I'm still 19 years and I'm taking an interest in farming. I hope I'll grow and maybe have an amazing farm o my own someday. I hope all of you guys who are challenged by these times may have confidence and courage to face it. God bless everyone.

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Channels like this are VERY IMPORTANT for the times we are in and the near future. We need to be self reliant when it comes to food. 👍🏽

With quarantine I have learned to look at life with more calm, look at me, sitting here in front of this jar, watching the onion top I put in there grow, it's been two hours and I think I saw the roots move already. I figure that by the time this quarantine is over I'll be able to cut a slice of my grown onion and put it on my hamburger. Anyone knows how to make cheese at home, I like cheese on my hamburger.

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My weakness, plants growing in time lapse it makes me very relaxed.

What i did i just placed it directly in the soil. After few days only you will able to see the root. Now i have a lot of onion in my terrace. Im amazed how easy to plant it!

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Thanks dear, I will not throw away my bottom onions again. I will strat a backyard garden right away, and no buying of onions.. I can save some money for the future. Thanks once again for this educative video.

Wow!!! I Never knew this....I've always grown green onion, lettuce and celery like this, but never a regular onion. I love learning new things!!!

after watching this i will never throw that part of the onion, thank you for this wonderful tips

I love when I find someone like you who explains well and isn't all hyper and fake and/or trying to impress me with useless information. God bless you! New subbbbbbbbbbbbbbb!

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Holy crap I'll have free onions for the rest of my life! Thank you!!!!!

They should teach this in school instead of just growing a seed.

This is amazing to know I have been wondering how to grow onions from the store and here it is! It makes sense to replant the seedlings as soon as they are sprouting roots to prevent mold!

This was great. I’m growing a garden from cutting this year. Onions was on the list and so are potatoes. This video was super helpful. Thank you!!

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I did mine for about a week and the roots grew crazy fast. Now that it’s in soil it’s amazing to watch the green shoots grow. I’m excited.

I've also accidentally grown onion roots in plastic bags in my fridge when I've forgotten about them.

I think it’s great that you are experimenting at home with store-bought veggies. I’ve tried that with a few vegetables. I tried to see if certain store-bought veggies can regrow. So far the best result I had was with dried black beans, as well as bell pepper seeds. While I was cooking with store-bought bell peppers, I saved the seeds, and ended up placing those seeds into a pot of soil. The seeds did grow into a plant, and after a year of growing the plant started producing its own little bell peppers. I’ve collected a handful of them last year. The problem is that I live in North East Florida, and not that much stuff grows here. I had success with dry black beans. I buried some of the black beans into a pot of soil. The plants came very fast, eventually producing its own black beans. I collected these black beans, and kept them in the house for a while. I just replanted them just a few months ago, and already got good plants growing. I tried experimenting with cantaloupe seeds from a store bought cantaloupe. The seed do turn into plants, and even start to flower, but for the longest time it would not fruit. Finally I got a tiny little cantaloupe growing on one of the plants, but unfortunately it didn’t get large. I think more people need to experiment and learn their local environment and climate, to see what grows or what doesn’t, what comes with each season. The ability to grow your own food is the key to freedom. Self-sufficiency is something we’ve lost along the way when industrialization came. This knowledge of growing your own food takes generations, so the faster we start doing it the faster we learn

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Wow! That’s a great idea to grow new onion bulbs from onion buttoms, no need to buy onions again! I love this ❤️👍

I have been doing the green onions since I watched this year's ago. I love it!!! Such a joy watching them grow

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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!!

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You know of course that when you have multiple stems sprouting from one onion you can slice straight down between two stems and plant TWO new onions!

Skip the cups of water for the scallions too and just plant directly into the soil. Same can be done with garlic cloves, celery, romaine lettuce, etc... It's actually fun to regrow stuff I get from the produce stand. Sweet potatoes make a beautiful, ornamental vine. Cucumbers are also pretty to grow. Just be sure to get organic produce and you'll have a good success rate with regrowing your veggies. Happy planting and my your thumb always be green!

These videos are timeless, I was still buying onions until I saw this! Thanks so much!

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I’ve just started doing this with red salad onions and pearly white ones, and planted outside, one has just started to show shoots yay😁

Thank you! My dear dad was going to come and help me, but died in an accident on my sister’s property! So thank you for helping me learn! I’m grateful!!

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Crap at the onions I've wasted over the years! Never again; just turned on notifications I need your videos thank you doll.

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Was like I won’t need this in 2020 it’ll get better. Now that 2021 is not starting good either I’m growing my own food.

Living at 7800' in N.M. with a short growing season. It has taken me 4 years to figure out how to grow here. I am going to try the onions for sure. Thanks for the lesson.

I am a novice so would like to have seen a picture of the end result. Still a good video

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Great video. Can't wait to try it. I used the same method with the onion relative leek. I put it in soil after about a week and the stem is growing like crazy! 💗

It’s best to take the cut root end and just place it in a ziplock bag (don’t add water) and leave it in your frig for 2-4 weeks and it’ll grow by itself. Once it gets 3-4” long roots and green sprout tops, it’s time to plant.

love this approach: "woops, little bit messy, but that's all right" -- and nice sharp knife too

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I was glad to find your channel. I am new to gardening. Only planted tomatoes, cucumbers and banana peppers with my grandmother last year before she passed. Using your experience and pots with my grandkids this year. Thank you

Nice garden! In addition to onions, I also grow celery leaves from store bought celery. I skip the water and grow my onions in soil only. It does work....P. S. It was nice to see a video like this, with all the crazy stuff going on everywhere. Thank you. Stay safe.

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GREAT, when our ice and snow is gone I will give this a try! Thank you from a person that never did any of this before 👍💕

Because of you, I've not needed to buy green onions in ages. I planted them with my chives (after letting them root in the water). I am very excited to try this with my regular onions! You are such a marvel to explain this to laypersons like myself. Thank you.

I love that he included the bit of fiddling with the branches at the beginning. Makes me think of Kev from Shameless XD

"Always nice to learn something new"! Strong! Self sufficiency is the way to go. Subbed seconds into to this green thumbs channel.

Very good teacher you explain slow and straight to the point. I love your videos.

awesome... mine grew on the counter top of my sink on accident and I realized they can grow but you did it to where I can figure out the process thanks. I like your garden too!

this is so interesting! thank you for this :) I also love how you set out the video so it's clear what we should look out for on different days 😊

I really like your style. I feel like we are discovering together. I'm relatively new to gardening and am currently growing herbs indoors. It's been going really well so far and videos like this are really helpful. I watched another video where a lady did the same thing with three romaine lettuce hearts. I want to get to the point where I can skip the store for stuff I can grow myself. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed.

You can do Romane lettuce .I did lettuce, onions, put rooted ends in water and just about three days they were growing roots. You are right about no waiting longer to plant in garden or greenhouse or raised beds. I took seeds from the bell peppers I bought from the grocery store, let them dry. I will transplant soon in my garden.

How awesome is this ??? Tried growing in my windowsill, celery - successful ! Can’t wait to do it in the garden this summer ! Have chives growing too , never knew I could do regular onions 🧅! Excited to try - we really go through onions here . Very happy - new subscriber THANK YOU !

I’ve done this with, Celery Onion Potato Garlic Ginger Avocado seed Apple seeds And many herbs. All from supermarket produce 👍🏻

I am trying to plant in my mom's back yard... I just love the fact hat we can actually grow food instead of buying every single time.. Thanks for the info, I'll try this one..

I liked your style. Plain & simple directions without useless wandering talk. 😊

Amen I tried to find the easiest way to explain how to grow an onion. You're absolutely correct.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

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Hey Mephis, thanks so much! Those are my rainwater barrels! I use the rainwater from my greenhouse roof to water all my plants in and around the area! I also raise fish in the barrels to "feed" the plants and soil...much like aquaponics! Cheers.

Thank you for going into so much detail. I'm in zone 8B and I never had success but I'm going to keep trying your method

Fantastic video. Clear, concise and straight to the point of the purpose of the video, unlike a lot of other youtube educational videos that just ramble on and on before getting to the point. I also like how u kept going back after so many days and showed us the results. Have a couple of brown onions i was about to throw out until i thought about whether i could regrow them and came across your video. Will give this a go. Thanks