I've been growing over 50 onions in my raised bed, and they're looking healthy. However, I'm concerned about the foliage flopping over and touching the soil. I thought about investing in some large flower stem supports, but that might get pricey. What are some techniques to keep my onions upright without breaking the bank?
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Honestly, it’s pretty normal for onion foliage to flop as they mature. Don’t stress too much about it! Once they’re ready to harvest, just lift them, let them dry for a few days, and then store them. They’ll be fine!
The bulbs haven't really started forming yet though, nowhere near ready to harvest. Thanks for the reply!