Onion growing method
OwnerDohye Kiminventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to an onion growing method, and more particularly, to an onion growing method that includes the steps of: (a) allowing onions to be dormant; (b) breaking the dormancy of the onions; (c) planting the onions of which dormancy is broken in a field; (d) growing the planted onions to produce a plurality of stems and bulbs divided from the respective onions; and (e) harvesting the plurality of stems and bulbs. According to the present disclosure, the onion growing method does not have any limitation in growth time unlike a conventional onion growing method, reduces a period of growth, and drastically increasing onion yield to raise a farmer's profits. Also, the onion growing method stably supplies onion stems and leaves, thereby providing various profits through onions.
Claims10
An onion growing method comprising the steps of:
- (a) allowing onions to be dormant;
- (b) breaking the dormancy of the onions;
- (c) planting the onions of which dormancy is broken in a field;
- (d) growing the planted onions to produce a plurality of stems and bulbs divided from the respective onions;
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- (e) harvesting the plurality of stems and bulbs,
- wherein allowing onions to be dormant is carried out by storing the onions at a temperature of 0 to 5° C.;
- wherein breaking the dormancy of the onions is further carried out by planting the dormant onions in a field, and wherein, in planting the dormant onions in the field, the dormant onions are planted in such a manner as to be exposed by 1/10 to ½ of their height to the outside.
An onion growing method comprising the steps of:
- (a) allowing onions to be dormant by storing the onions at a temperature of 0 to 5° C. in a state where no light exists;
- (b) breaking the dormancy of the onions by storing the dormant onions at a temperature of 25 to 35° C. in sunlight for 5 to 20 days;
- (c) planting the onions of which dormancy is broken in a field in such a manner as to be exposed by 1/10 to ½ of their height to the outside;
- (d) growing the planted onions at an average daily cultivation temperature of 20° C. to produce a plurality of stems and bulbs divided from the respective onions;
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- (e) harvesting the plurality of stems and bulbs.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.