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Allium cepa

80Days to maturity

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Bianca Di Maggio Onion Seed

Item #HSC-ONI-004-PKT

A classic Italian white cipollini onion.

Bianca di Maggio is a mild white cipollini, about 2–3" across and 1 1/2" deep. Sell it young with green tops, or let it mature and braid it.

It keeps for less than 3 months. A long-day type for about 35–55° latitude; where winters are mild, it can also be sown from August to October.

About 80 days from direct sowing. Open-pollinated.

Specs

Packet: 1,000 seeds
Average 131,500 seeds per lb.

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Quick Facts

Seed size (10 mm scale) and germination soil temperature chart for onion — Seed size & germination

Latin Name: Allium cepa
Days To Maturity: 80 days
Life Cycle: Annual
Hybrid Status: Open Pollinated

Growing times vary with weather, soil and local conditions.

Growing guide

From seed to harvest

Full sun, rich soil

Steady moisture and a pH of 6.2–6.8; keep weeds down.

Sow thickly

Sow in early spring in 2–4" bands, seeds about 1/2" apart and 1/4–1/2" deep. No thinning needed.

Latitude matters

Small onions stay smallest and earliest in the North; farther south they size up to small or medium bulbs.

Pull as needed

Harvest bunches any time; skins only form after two to three months.

Growing Information

Scientific name

Allium cepa

Site and soil

Like all onions, these need full sun, steady moisture and fertile soil with a pH of 6.2–6.8. Keep the bed weeded.

Days to maturity

Counted from direct sowing.

Where they grow

Small onions bulb earlier and stay smaller the farther north they are grown. Pearl and cipollini types are best at about 40° latitude and north; farther south, the same varieties make small to medium onions.

Sowing

Sow in early spring in bands 2–4" wide or in single rows 4" apart, with seeds about 1/2" apart, and cover 1/4–1/2" deep. No thinning is needed.

Seeding rate

At 96 seeds per foot in 4" bands 12" apart: about 5,000 seeds per 50 ft., 1 oz. per 80 ft. and roughly 34 lb. per acre.

Harvest

Pull bunches whenever you need them. A papery skin does not form until two to three months into the season, so young onions are quick to clean and prepare.

Seed size

Seed is not sized.

Packet

1,000 seeds.

Seeds per lb.

About 131,500 on average.

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