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How to grow spring onions from onions in pots? With in week

Growing spring onions from onions in pots is totally doable and you can see green shoots within a week, especially if you're starting from onion bulbs or kitchen scraps. Here's how to do it: --- ✅ What You Need: Whole onions (small ones are fine) or onion bottoms (the rooty part you usually throw away) Pots with drainage holes (at least 6 inches deep) Potting soil Water Sunlight (windowsill or balcony) --- 🌱 Method 1: Using Whole Onions Step-by-Step: 1. Select Onions: Use small or sprouted onions. If already sprouting green shoots, that’s even better. 2. Prepare Pot: Fill with potting soil. Leave about 1 inch at the top. 3. Plant the Onion: Bury it halfway into the soil, with the pointed (sprout) end up. Space them 2–3 inches apart if planting multiple. 4. Water Lightly: Keep the soil moist but not soggy. 5. Place in Sunlight: Put the pot on a sunny windowsill or outside if it’s warm. 6. Watch Them Grow: In 3–5 days, green shoots will appear. Within 7 days, you can start snipping the green tops (spring onion greens). --- 🌱 Method 2: Using Onion Bottoms (Kitchen Scraps) Step-by-Step: 1. Cut Off the Root End: Leave about 1–2 inches of the onion base. 2. Optional: Let Dry: Let the cut base dry for a few hours to prevent rotting. 3. Plant the Base: Root side down, just barely cover with soil. 4. Water & Sunlight: Same as above — moist soil and good light. 5. Shoots Appear Fast: Green shoots often appear in 3–4 days. --- ✂️ Harvesting: Snip the green tops when they’re 5–6 inches tall. Leave about 1 inch to let them regrow. --- ⚠️ Tips: Don’t overwater — soggy soil = rotting bulbs. You can regrow multiple times, but they weaken over time. If it’s cool indoors, growth may be slower. --- Would you like a visual guide or reminders for each step?