Onion rot- how to respond?

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Onion rot- how to respond?
« on: June 11, 2022, 16:29 »
I have discovered onion rot in some of my shallots ( so I removed and dumped them). It appears my garlic and onions are ok. Some of the shallots are apparently healthy and I’m taking a watch and wait approach. When I have lifted the last of them, I am planning on making a garlic “ tea” by crushing garlic into a bucket of water and pouring that onto the shallot patch. Then I won’t grow shallots ever again on the plot. I will probably do garlic next year,  but right at the other end of the plot. I’m also going to disinfect my wellies with Jeyes fluid.
Any other advice? Many thanks.


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