Looking to grow your own fresh, uniform pyaz at home? These F1 hybrid onion seeds are selected for fast, even bulb development and stronger skin — ideal for rooftop pots or sunny garden beds. They perform well in small spaces and produce flavorful onions that store longer and stay firm.

Perfect for gardeners who want clean, flavorful onions without chemicals or store-bought compromise.

Why Gardeners Prefer It

• Fast bulbing with uniform size and stronger skin
• Grows well in 10–12 inch pots, kiyari, or grow bags
• Germinates in 6–10 days, ready to harvest in 90–110 days
• Thrives in full sun and loose, well-drained soil

How to Grow Onion

When to Sow

• Best sown from October to January for cool-season growth. Harvest timing depends on sowing date, variety and local conditions.

Where to Grow

• Use 10–12 inch containers or raised beds with full sunlight and good airflow

Sowing Method

• Mix 2 parts soil + 1 part vermicompost
• Sow 0.5 cm deep and lightly cover with moist soil
• Once seedlings are established, thin them to leave about 3–4 inches between plants for bulb growth.

Fertilizer & Care

Watering: Keep the shallow root zone evenly moist while leaves and bulbs are growing, with good drainage. Stop watering once the bulbs have reached full size and the tops begin to fall over.

• Before Sowing: Add vermicompost to improve drainage and root growth
• Every 3 Weeks: Use NPK 20-20-20 for balanced early growth
• As Bulbs Swell: Switch to NPK 5-15-45 to support bulbing
• Pest Control: Spray Neem Oil to prevent thrips or fungal spots

Local Tips

• Use mulch to keep topsoil cool and moisture stable
• Spread harvested onions in a single layer in a dry, shaded, airy place. Store them only after the necks and outer skins are fully dry; curing often takes several weeks.

FAQs

Do onions need full sun?
Absolutely. Onions need at least 6–8 hours of full sunlight daily for proper bulb development.

Why are my onions not forming bulbs?
Bulbing is triggered by day length. Sow during October–January for best results, and avoid overcrowding.

When are onions ready to harvest?
Wait until the bulbs are full-sized and most tops have fallen over and begun to dry. Lift them carefully, then cure them thoroughly before storage.

Common Names: Onion, Bulb Onion, Red Onion, پیاز, Pyaaz