Texas Early Grano Onion Seeds

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Grow Texas Early Grano Onion (Allium cepa), a biennial — usually harvested as annual vegetable for texas early grano onion, short-day onion, and bulb onion.

Direct sow Texas Early Grano Onion where it will grow. Plant the seed approximately 1/4 inch deep. Plan for approximately 4–6 inches of spacing between plants after transplanting. Provide full sun. Expect germination in approximately 7–14 days — reference, not lot test. Texas Early Grano Onion is grown for texas early grano onion, short-day onion, and bulb onion.

Botanical Name: Allium cepa

Plant Type: Biennial — usually harvested as annual

Sun: Full Sun

Planting Depth: 1/4 inch

Spacing: 4–6 inches

Germination: 7–14 days — reference, not lot test

Maturity: 100–110 days

Plant Height: 12–18 inches

Grow Not By Chance combines quality seed with practical growing knowledge so you can understand what you're planting and what it takes to grow it.

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Grow Texas Early Grano Onion (Allium cepa), a biennial — usually harvested as annual vegetable for texas early grano onion, short-day onion, and bulb onion.

Direct sow Texas Early Grano Onion where it will grow. Plant the seed approximately 1/4 inch deep. Plan for approximately 4–6 inches of spacing between plants after transplanting. Provide full sun. Expect germination in approximately 7–14 days — reference, not lot test. Texas Early Grano Onion is grown for texas early grano onion, short-day onion, and bulb onion.

Botanical Name: Allium cepa

Plant Type: Biennial — usually harvested as annual

Sun: Full Sun

Planting Depth: 1/4 inch

Spacing: 4–6 inches

Germination: 7–14 days — reference, not lot test

Maturity: 100–110 days

Plant Height: 12–18 inches

Grow Not By Chance combines quality seed with practical growing knowledge so you can understand what you're planting and what it takes to grow it.