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ChiliPeppa · February 25, 2018

I'm not sure but these shallots look to me like the type that do not multiply. In other words, the type grown from seed. For me growing shallots is so worth it. Save a few each year for planting back in the fall, and harvest a large crop when they are ready. The best I've found are the pink shallots.

February 25, 2018	#13
ChiliPeppa Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Mojave Desert - California Posts: 368	I'm not sure but these shallots look to me like the type that do not multiply. In other words, the type grown from seed. For me growing shallots is so worth it. Save a few each year for planting back in the fall, and harvest a large crop when they are ready. The best I've found are the pink shallots.