Thread-thin, grass-like onion seedlings at 5 weeks are exactly right. Onions are slow starters—don't panic.
Hardened off, transplant 2–4 weeks before last frost. Onions tolerate light frost. Space 4–6 inches in rows 12 inches apart.
Onion seed loses viability fast—1–2 years max. If germination <70%, buy fresh. Test: 10 seeds on damp paper towel, 70°F, 10–14 days.
Properly grown, spring-sown onions bulb in 90–110 days. In your zone, expect late August–September harvest.
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