First of all, pay attention to the types when you are planting onions. You might need to have more room between plants for some of them, and when you are putting onions in rows while planting onions you want to be sure that the rows are far enough apart, according to the type of onions that you are planting. So, be sure to read the packets of seeds before you plant them, so you know you are planting with the right amount of space to grow.



Secondly, when you are planting onions you will need to be thinning what you plant. This is very important because it will allow you to be able to plant more, and will allow those that you plant to grow into big onions and not small ones. When the plants start to come up ,you need to thin them out according to the directions that you might find on the packages.

This is very important because it will help your onions grow as big as possible. So, be sure to thin them as they grow. Then, you will get a better and bigger crop. Otherwise, if you are doing the plantation and not thinning them, they will crowd each other out and none will grow.

When you are planting onions you need to know that the tops of them will be irresistible to insects and small animals. Therefore, no matter where you are planting onions, you need to be sure that they are protected and will continue to be protected as they grow. So, use a rabbit fence or other fencing to keep animals out, and choose a good pesticide that won't harm you or your onions so that the insects don't get them.

Also, keep the area where you are planting onions free of weeds and other things. This is very important so that you can be sure your onions are given the best chance to survive.

Your onions should start to grow as soon as they are planted. Pay close attention to the directions again, and be sure that you have been harvesting them on a good schedule. If you pull some out and they are not big enough, wait to harvest the rest for a few days. Do not let them freeze, however!