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Onions Seedlings- Can I move

16 years ago

Ok In late April early may I dropped about 50 onion seeds into an area on my raised bed and at this point they arte about 5" tall and still thin, Can I safley move them around to make room for another row of zucchini and salad greens nexy to them? Would there be any bulb action underground yet? would I disrupt anything?

TIA

Steve

Comments (2)

koreyk
16 years ago
Onions move easy.
franktank232
16 years ago
I just transplanted 9 big onions (not the bulb, but the stalks) and they seem to be doing fine. I did move them to a more shaded area and i'm keeping them very moist until they show some more growth.
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