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Candy Hybrid Onion Plants

$23.99 1 Bunch
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Flat $7.99 shipping
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Quick Facts
Days to Maturity90 days
SunlightFull Sun
Spacing12 - 18 Inches
Growing Information

Growing Candy Hybrid Onion Plants

‘Candy’ is a popular day-neutral hybrid onion prized for its impressive size, dependable performance, and exceptionally sweet, mild flavor. Large, globe-shaped bulbs can reach softball size, with attractive golden-brown skin surrounding crisp, white flesh. Because it is day-neutral, ‘Candy’ can be grown successfully across a wide range of regions.

Plant ‘Candy’ onion transplants in full sun, setting them about 1 to 1½ inches deep and spacing plants 12 to 18 inches apart. Choose loose, well-drained soil and water thoroughly after planting to help the transplants establish. Keep the soil evenly moist as the bulbs begin to size up.

Ready to harvest in about 90 days, pull onions once the bulbs have reached full size and the tops begin to naturally fall over. Allow the bulbs to cure thoroughly before storing to help maintain their quality for months.

Sweet, mild, and versatile, ‘Candy’ is excellent for slicing, salads, sandwiches, grilling, roasting, and everyday cooking. Its large size, reliable performance, and long storage potential make it one of our most popular onion varieties.

Shipping Notice: This item ships directly from our supplier on a separate seasonal schedule. Most orders begin arriving in late January to early February, so we recommend planning accordingly if you need plants by a specific date.

Questions

FAQ

How far apart should I space them?
Recommended spacing: 12 - 18 Inches.
How much sun do they need?
Recommended sun exposure: Full Sun.
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What Gardeners Are Saying

Customer Reviews

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Elyse
Great Onions for Indiana

I planted these right before our last snow fall here in central Indiana. I was afraid the snow might take them out, but I put a little mulch around them and they did fantastic! These were the biggest onions I have ever grown! A lot of the white and yellow onions were softball size. The red were about baseball size. Pretty good onions!

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Paul Litchfield
a little slow

These were planted 2 weeks ago and they looked great when they arrived, but, while they still look okay, they seem to be struggling a bit. time will tell.

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Claude
Kinda small

I received the plants , they were kinda small compared to others I have gotten from different sources. All are growing so far

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James River
VAGUE listings

I like Seeds 'N Such and their products. BUT the vague offerings really waste my time. For example:
A "bunch" is an informal, non-standardized unit of measurement usually referring to a quantity of roughly 3 to 10 items.

Since the onion offering has a 'bunch' of candy onion sets for $23.99, how many sets are actually in your offering?

WHY can't you give a good description for your offering?

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N AL Gardener
Candy hybrid onion plants

Plants arrived in good condition and are now growing nicely. I can't vouch for the finished product, as it's only March, but they look good so far.