without transplanting , just a thought, many thanks.
Yes, providing the pot is big enough! I have seen competition onions grown this way. I would estimate a 15cm pot would be a minimum.
Curry has it-yes-if the pot is big enough.But I can only think of two reasons why;
1-to try and grow super competion ones
2-You have no garden/white rot and just have to have a few of your own.
Not taking the mickey-just replying.
Quote from: cleo on March 27, 2006, 16:07:17
Curry has it-yes-if the pot is big enough.But I can only think of two reasons why;
1-to try and grow super competion ones
2-You have no garden/white rot and just have to have a few of your own.
Not taking the mickey-just replying.
3-You have no bed ready and the sets are spoiling.
4: You can start them off this way as well. As to how much benefit there is, no idea ;)