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Red Candy Apple Onion Plants-Asian Vegetable,short- and long-day - Caribbean garden seed
Red Candy Apple Onion Plants-Asian Vegetable,short- and long-day - Caribbean garden seed
Red Candy Apple Onion Plants-Asian Vegetable,short- and long-day - Caribbean garden seed
Red Candy Apple Onion Plants-Asian Vegetable,short- and long-day - Caribbean garden seed
Red Candy Apple Onion Plants-Asian Vegetable,short- and long-day - Caribbean garden seed
Red Candy Apple Onion Plants-Asian Vegetable,short- and long-day - Caribbean garden seed
Red Candy Apple Onion Plants-Asian Vegetable,short- and long-day - Caribbean garden seed
Red Candy Apple Onion Plants-Asian Vegetable,short- and long-day - Caribbean garden seed

Red Candy Apple Hybrid Onion Plants – Sweet Intermediate-Day

€4,95 - €10,95
€4,95
€4,95 - €10,95
€4,95

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Size: 10 plants

Grow crisp, sweet red onions with Red Candy Apple Hybrid onion plants. Magenta-purple outer skins surround firm flesh with maroon and white layers, adding color and crunch to salads, sandwiches, and fresh salsas. Enjoy them raw for their sweet bite or cooked into your favorite dishes.

Variety highlights

  • Variety: Red Candy Apple Hybrid
  • Onion type: Intermediate-day red onion
  • Flavor and texture: Sweet and crisp
  • Bulb size: Can reach approximately 4 inches across under suitable conditions
  • Maturity: Approximately 95 days; timing varies with planting date and growing conditions
  • Storage: Up to approximately 2 months when properly cured and stored

Choose the right planting season

Intermediate-day onions depend on suitable day length to form bulbs. Match your planting date to local conditions and regional onion-growing guidance rather than assuming this variety will perform equally in every location. The previous listing identifies USDA zones 3–9; planting timing and day length remain important within that range.

Planting and growing

Choose a full-sun location with loose, fertile, well-drained soil. Prepare the bed with compost, separate the plants gently, and set their roots into the soil without burying the necks deeply. Allow space around each plant for bulbs to develop.

  • Water after transplanting and maintain even moisture during establishment and bulb development.
  • Keep competing weeds under control, taking care not to disturb shallow roots.
  • Use soil-test recommendations to guide fertilizing, and avoid waterlogged growing conditions.

Harvest, curing, and storage

Harvest mature bulbs as the tops naturally yellow and fall over. Cure in a dry, sheltered place with good airflow until the necks and outer skins are dry. Store sound, cured bulbs in a cool, dry, well-ventilated location. Check regularly and use damaged bulbs first; storage life depends on harvest and curing conditions.

Choose your plant quantity

Select 10 or 30 onion plants from the available options. This listing is for live onion plants, not seeds, onion sets, or harvested eating onions. Bulb size and harvest timing are not guaranteed.

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