Onion White Odourless Vegetable Seeds

Price range: $9.99 through $24.99

  • Large, mild white onion with minimal odour
  • Ideal for fresh use—salads, salsas, sandwiches
  • Autumn sowing; spring to summer harvest
  • Intermediate day type suited to AU/NZ growing
  • Stores well when properly cured
  • Easy to grow in garden beds or containers

ONION ‘White Odourless’ Vegetable Seeds

Botanical Name: Allium cepa

  • Intermediate day variety producing large, globe-shaped white bulbs.
  • Mild, sweet flavour—ideal for salads, salsas, sandwiches, and gentle cooking.
  • Clean white skin with minimal odour, perfect for fresh kitchen use.
  • Well-suited to Australian and New Zealand autumn sowing with spring harvests.
  • Stores well when properly cured and kept dry.
  • Excellent for home gardens, raised beds, and small-scale production.

Plant Details:

  • Plant Type: Biennial (grown as an annual)
  • Plant Height: Up to 40 cm

Sowing Information:

  • Sow When:
    • Temperate: February – June
    • Cool: February – July
    • Subtropical: March – June
    • Tropical: March – May
    • Arid: March – June
  • Germination: 7 – 14 days
  • Depth: Sow 0.5 – 1 cm deep
  • Position: Full sun
  • Sow Where: Direct into garden beds or raise in trays for transplanting
  • Soil Type: Loose, fertile, well-drained soil; pH 6.0 – 7.0
  • Spacing: 10 – 15 cm between plants
  • Rows: 30 cm apart

Growing Tips:

  • Prepare soil with added compost before sowing for strong bulb development.
  • Water consistently to avoid bulb splitting or stress.
  • Reduce watering once tops begin to yellow for better curing.
  • Avoid overhead watering to reduce fungal issues.

Harvest:

110 – 140 days after sowing. Harvest when tops yellow and fall over. Cure in a dry, airy place for storage.

When to Sow Onion in Your Climate

Climate Zone Best Planting Time Tips
Temperate February – June Start early to allow full bulb development before heat returns.
Subtropical March – June Avoid sowing in summer to reduce bolting risk.
Tropical March – May Grow in the dry season. Use mulch and avoid overhead watering.
Cool February – July Sow after frost danger; protect young seedlings early.
Arid March – June Ensure consistent moisture and mulch well in dry zones.

Short Description:

  • Large, mild white onion with minimal odour
  • Ideal for fresh use—salads, salsas, sandwiches
  • Autumn sowing; spring to summer harvest
  • Intermediate day type suited to AU/NZ growing
  • Stores well when properly cured
  • Easy to grow in garden beds or containers

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