What indicates that onions are
ready to be taken out?
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Onions are ready to harvest as soon as they reach a useable size. However, for storage, your cue to start the harvesting process is when the leaves begin to flop over or turn brown at the edges. After a week like this carefully dig them out of the ground using a fork. ... Always handle onions carefully to prevent bruising.
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Pull the onions that have the soft area on the top. ... Watch for the tops on the onions to get weak and flop over if you don't feel the soft spot on the plants. The National Gardening Association recommends looking for about 80 to 90 percent of the crop with bent tops to indicate the crop is ready for harvesting.
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