Onions are an unpretentious crop that will easily please you with a harvest if you follow simple agricultural rules.
But it is important to take into account that the vegetable will not be able to grow peacefully in every area.
However, you shouldn’t plant the plant after some crops that are full of diseases and pests.
Usually it is enough to remember that onions should not be planted after crops of the onion family. We are talking about onions, garlic, etc.
After what crops can onions be planted?
First of all, it is worth noting that forage legumes are the same plants that are green manure, which means that almost any crop can bear fruit normally after them.
The crop will be able to grow normally after nightshades, cruciferous, umbelliferous, pumpkin, and amaranth.
Onions will also grow normally in the beds where corn was previously grown.
