Onion seeds Polan 'Cebula Wolska' 5 g — Polan seed packet for sowing

Polan 'Cebula Wolska' onion seeds in a 5 g packet are certified garden seeds intended for home vegetable cultivation and small-scale production. This seed packet contains Wolska-type onion variety seeds suitable for sowing in beds or seed trays to grow medium to large bulbs for kitchen use. The variety is adapted for flexible sowing times—spring or autumn—depending on local climate and growing schedule, and is intended to produce uniform plants that simplify thinning and harvesting.

Advantages

Polan 'Cebula Wolska' seeds are produced to meet seed certification standards and offer reliable germination and plant uniformity. The variety delivers consistent bulb size and shape suitable for fresh use and storage. The 5 g packet is convenient for hobby gardeners and small plots, allowing multiple sowing sessions. Seeds are appropriate for both direct sowing in open ground and for raising transplants in trays.

Suitable for

• Home gardens and allotments
• Raised beds and open-ground cultivation
• Seed trays and greenhouse/covered seedling production
• Spring or autumn sowing programs depending on climate
• Growing onions for fresh use and medium-term storage

Key specifications

• Variety type: Wolska-type onion
• Package net weight: 5 g
• Intended use: sowing for bulb production
• Sowing methods: direct sowing, transplant production in trays
• Harvest: bulbs suitable for fresh kitchen use and storage

How to use

Sow seeds according to local growing dates: in mild climates sow outdoors in autumn for early harvest or in spring after last frost; in cooler areas start seeds in trays indoors and transplant seedlings when soil is workable. Prepare a well-tilled, fertile seedbed with good drainage and neutral to slightly alkaline pH. Sow seeds thinly in drills or in trays at recommended depths for onion seeds, keep soil moist but not waterlogged, and thin seedlings to achieve recommended plant spacing once true leaves develop. Follow standard fertilization and watering practices for allium crops to support bulb formation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, rotate onion crops with non-allium vegetables, avoid planting in the same location year after year, and use a balanced fertilization program that supplies nitrogen early for leaf development and increases potassium and phosphorus during bulb formation. Monitor for common onion pests and diseases and maintain consistent moisture during the bulbing period.