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Onion Day Length
Onion Day Length
How to Choose the Right Onion Varieties
Long-Day: Northern States
Suited for latitudes of 37–47°
Initiate bulbing process when daylength is 14–16 hours
Usually better for long storage
Intermediate-Day: Middle States
Suited for latitudes of 32–42°
Initiate bulbing process when daylength is 12–14 hours
Produces onions of reasonable size except Southernmost Florida and Texas
Usually very sweet
Short-Day: Southern States
Suited for latitudes of 25–35°
Initiate bulbing process when daylength is 10–12 hours
Plant earlier for larger results
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