Onions adapt well to containers if you give them depth and consistent moisture.
Keep soil evenly moist—never bone-dry, never soggy. Check daily; water when top 1″ feels dry (typically every 2–3 days in summer). Mulch surface with straw.
A 10-gal fabric grow bag works beautifully for a dozen onions.
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