Did 5 Months Of Work Pay Off?! My Onion Harvest Update

🧅 This is a follow up to my 2 previous videos on Onion seed starting and transplanting of Onion plugs, months of work are finally paying off! In this July onion garden update, I’m checking in on the onions I started from seed back in February and showing exactly how they’re progressing as harvest season begins. Not every onion is a giant—and that’s part of gardening. I’ll show you how my container onions, wicking bed onions, and experimental tomato bed onions are performing after weeks of summer heat, discuss the challenges of keeping them watered during 90°+ temperatures, and share why some bulbs are thriving while others are lagging behind. You’ll also get to see the first Caliber onion harvested from the garden, compare several onion varieties including Ailsa Craig, Gladstone, and Candy onions, and find out what I’ve learned from trying different growing locations this season. Whether you’re growing onions for the first time or you’ve been at it for years, I hope this update helps you know what to expect as harvest time gets closer. 🌱 Related Videos • How I Start Onion Seeds • Why I Plant Onions in Plugs • More Garden Updates and Harvest Videos If you enjoy practical gardening tips for both able-bodied and physically limited gardeners, consider subscribing and following along as we continue through another growing season. To Contribute To My Editing PC Fundraiser https://gofund.me/c43d33c3f $10 Discount Off Purchase Of $75 Or More On GreenStalk Website Use Code: BIGWILL10 Link For My Liquid Fertilizer Of Choice: AgroThrive https://agrothrive.com/?ref=bsvhohng #Onions #GrowingOnions #OnionHarvest #GardenUpdate #VegetableGarden #growfromseeds #bigwilldogg82help #growninpots #inthesoil #gardenofhope #gardeningwithdisabilities #gardenadvice #diygardening #gardenhelp #gardendifferently #2025gardenprep #inthesoil2025 #2025growinpots #2025raisedbeds