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Onion Sets Sturon is a very popular and dependable mid-season onion variety, valued for its high yields, uniform round bulbs, and excellent keeping qualities. This well-established variety produces strong, well-shaped onions that store reliably, making it a favourite with gardeners and allotment growers alike.
Sturon combines vigorous growth with consistent performance, delivering good-sized onions that are suitable for both fresh use and long-term storage. Easy to grow and adaptable to a wide range of conditions, it is an excellent choice for growers seeking a proven, no-nonsense storage onion.
Popular and reliable mid-season onion set variety
Produces uniform, round bulbs
High yields with consistent performance
Excellent storage and keeping qualities
Suitable for fresh use and long-term storage
Easy to grow in gardens and allotments
Ideal for growers of all experience levels
Store onion sets in a cool, dry, frost-free place until planting to prevent early sprouting.
Plant sets outdoors from March to April, or earlier in mild areas if soil conditions allow. Plant each set with the pointed tip just visible above the soil surface, spacing sets around 1015 cm apart, with 30 cm between rows.
Choose a sunny position with well-drained soil. Keep beds weed-free and water during dry spells.
Harvest onions in late summer once the foliage begins to yellow and fall over. Lift bulbs and allow them to dry thoroughly before storing in a cool, dry place.
Is Sturon a good onion for storage?
Yes. Sturon is well known for its fine keeping qualities when cured properly.
Is Sturon a high-yielding variety?
Yes. It produces high yields of uniform, round onions.
When should I plant Sturon onion sets?
Plant in spring, typically from March onwards, once soil conditions allow.
Is this variety suitable for beginners?
Yes. Onion sets are easy to grow, and Sturon is a reliable and forgiving variety.
Garden and allotment growing
Growers wanting a high-yield storage onion
Mid-season onion production
Beginner and experienced gardeners