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Thread: Never buy green onions again...grow your own!

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    I'm glad I saw this thread. I love adding green onions to my food and am tired of wasting the droopy ones!
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    Quote Originally Posted by walkonby View Post
    @1_love wait! you don't plant them in soil after they grow some roots in the water? I take my ones out of the water and place them in soil to get bigger.
    Hmmm would love to miss that step if I can.
    sorry, I should've mentioned i dont have a backyard/ balcony i keep regrowing new ones in a glass of water and they grow even bigger than the ones i get in the grocery store!
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    What about the taste of these onions?

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    Bought a bunch of 6 green onions this weekend for 33¢ ! I'm all set for the next year- or ∞.
    I actually have one onion that's already growing back from the year before!
    (the other ones got yanked out or they'd be growing too)

    I just stick the ends in the soil when I'm done using them fresh from the store.
    If I'm lazy I'll stick them in water to keep them alive.
    They taste better grown in compost/soil.
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    I'd like to try , even though I don't have a garden

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    I've done that with chives right outside our kitchen entrance. They develop excellent and contributes an excellent light red onion taste to my foods since dh doesn't eat red onion I I like them.

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