Onion Sets Centurion F1 Early Round Onion

Onion Sets Centurion F1 is one of the earliest and most reliable round onion varieties, prized for its excellent golden skin, uniform bulbs, and consistently high yields. This popular F1 hybrid is a favourite with gardeners and allotment growers looking for an early crop of quality onions with dependable performance.

Centurion F1 produces well-shaped, round onions with attractive skin and good flavour. While early maturing, it also offers medium-term storage, making it a versatile choice for both fresh use and keeping after harvest.

Easy to grow and adaptable, Centurion F1 performs well across a wide range of soil types and growing conditions.

Key Features

• Early-maturing F1 hybrid onion set

• Produces uniform, round bulbs

• Attractive golden skin

• High yields and reliable performance

• Suitable for medium-term storage

• Easy to grow for gardeners of all levels

How to Grow Onion Sets Centurion F1

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 tip just showing above the soil surface, spacing sets around 1015 cm apart, with 30 cm between rows.

Grow in a sunny position with well-drained soil. Keep beds weed-free and water during dry periods.

Harvest onions in early to mid-summer once the foliage begins to yellow and fall over. Lift bulbs and dry thoroughly before storing in a cool, dry place.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Centurion F1 an early onion?
Yes. Centurion F1 is one of the earliest round onion types available.

Does it store well?
It is suitable for medium-term storage, especially when cured properly.

How should I store the sets before planting?
Keep them cool, dry, and frost-free to avoid early growth.

Is this variety suitable for beginners?
Yes. Onion sets are easy to grow, and Centurion F1 is a reliable and forgiving variety.

Perfect For

• Early onion harvests

• Garden and allotment growing

• Growers wanting uniform, round onions

• Beginner and experienced gardeners