curing onions, a question
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curing onions, a question
I've got a big crop of onions curing in my man cave (on drying racks in a warm room with a fan). In the past, I always removed the greens promptly when the time was right. This year, I'll be leaving for a 2 week vacation before I'm ready to remove the greens. Will any harm come if the greens stay on the bulbs and extra week or so? Thanks!
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Re: curing onions, a question
The greens will be no problem. They will dry up and can be removed later. Have a nice vacation!
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Re: curing onions, a question
I'm picturing you coming home from the vaca to a blast of onion aroma 
Happy vacation!
Happy vacation!
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