Onion Tosca

Latin name: Allium cepa L.

Discover the charm of growing your own onions with this medium-late variety that produces robust bulbs, perfect for culinary delights. These onions are typically harvested 129–132 days after sowing and can weigh between 160–165 grams, boasting a size of approximately 5 cm in diameter and 12–14 cm long. Their appealing yellowish-brown skin adds a touch of beauty to your garden and kitchen.

This variety is not only delicious but also suitable for winter storage, making it a practical choice for those looking to enjoy homegrown produce year-round. Onions thrive best in sandy loam or humus-rich soil, and they do particularly well when planted after crops like beetroot, cucumbers, tomatoes, or radishes.

When planning your garden, consider sowing these onions from April to May for a delightful summer harvest from August to September. With proper care, you can expect a bountiful yield that enhances your meals and gardening experience!

Additional Info:

Earlyness of the variety: Moderately late
Hermetic packaging: Yes
Quantity in a packet: 1 g
Number of seeds per gram: ~250-450
Sowing time in the soil: IV-V
Distances, cm: 20x5
Harvest: VIII-IX
Place of growing: Field
Sunny place: Yes
Type: Turnips
Fruit color: Yellow
Packaging: 1 g
Weight: 1 g

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