The Starke Ayres Texas Grano Onion is a high-yielding variety, widely appreciated for its uniform bulbs, disease resistance, and culinary versatility. It is best sown in seed trays or directly into well-drained soil, ensuring a spacing of 20 cm between plants for optimal bulb formation.
Seedlings require consistent moisture during germination, taking approximately 10–12 days to sprout. Pressing down the soil after sowing enhances root establishment, while regular watering supports bulb enlargement.
Harvesting occurs approximately 200 days after planting, producing large, sweet onions ideal for cooking, salads, and long-term storage.
TECHNICAL DETAILS:
| Feature | Description |
| Product Name | Starke Ayres Texas Grano Onion |
| Packaging | Chemically treated seed; not for food, feed, or processing |
| Sowing Method | Seed trays or direct sowing |
| Sowing Depth | 1 cm |
| Spacing | 20 cm between plants |
| Moisture Requirement | Keep soil consistently moist |
| Pressing Soil | Press down after sowing |
| Final Plant Height | Medium-sized bulb variety |
| Days to Germination | 10–12 days |
| Days to Harvest | Approximately 200 days |
| Sunlight Requirement | Thrives in full sun or semi-shade |
| Growth Environment | Best in frost-free areas |
| Usage | Ideal for cooking, salads, storage |
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