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ISO pregnant onion

3 years ago

when I was a kid my grandma used to have this onion that would produce little offsets on its sides that would root themselves and I thought that was so cool. I came across a search on it and became re interested in it. I was wondering if anyone has offsets on this plant they could spare or something. I tried searching on amazon and etc but I couldn't find any that had great reviews and don't know which to trust. any tips on growing them or where to find them would be great thanks.

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browneyedsusan_gw
3 years ago
If no one makes you an offer, it is available on Etsy-I have not had problems buying plants there. Here is the link:

Pregnant onion for sale

There are other sites offering it for sale (I googled 'pregnant onion for sale'). It is quite cheap so I would take the risk (using Paypal)-it seems like a cool plant.

Susan
greenthumb_5
3 years ago
Hello I don’t know if you have found some already. I have several in the process of establishing but they’re awesome plants to have.
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Andrew Darland
Original Author
3 years ago
I have not yet found any i basically put it to the side and stopped looking. I am open to looking again. if you ever want to share that would be great. Takes me back

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