How to save seeds of shallots

Shallot seeds introduction

Scallions have seeds. Generally, scallion seeds will mature in June and July. The color of scallion seeds when mature is black. Generally, the seeds are relatively small and have a relatively thick seed coat.

How to save seeds of shallots

The seeds of shallots grow in the inflorescence. Generally, there will be an oval grape-like thing in the flower disk after the flower blooms. Usually the seeds of shallots grow inside this. When taking them, just tear off the skin.

When collecting green onion seeds, you should collect the black seeds. Generally, cut off the head containing the seeds, and then expose them to the sun. After that, you can pinch them out with your hands and collect them.

Onion seed propagation

Scallions can be propagated by seeds, but they cannot be planted directly. It is generally most appropriate to plant them in spring and autumn. The seeds will germinate about 7 days after planting and will bloom in June.

How to plant shallot seeds

1. Seed treatment: Select healthy and plump seeds, then soak them in 30-degree warm water, and then place them in a ventilated environment and use paper towels to germinate them.

2. Soil selection: Scallions are generally best planted in loose, breathable, well-drained, and fertile soil, which is beneficial for later watering and fertilizing.

3. Planting: After the green onion seeds are processed, they can be planted directly, and then watered to moisten them. They can be transplanted 40-50 days after planting.