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Step 1
Fill the jar a 1/4 full with fresh water (about an inch of water).
Step 2
Place the green onions, root side down, in the jar so the roots sit in the water.
Step 3
Cover the green onions with a bag, then secure the opening of the bag around the top of the jar using a rubber-band.
Step 4
Store the green onions in the fridge for up to 2-3 weeks (or longer). Change the water as needed. There will be some moisture that builds up inside the bag (this is okay and normal).
Step 5
Cut the onions in half so the green and white parts are separated. This way the onions will fit in the paper-towel and bag.
Step 6
Roll up the green onions (both greens and whites) in a paper-towel.
Step 7
Place the wrapped onions in a bag. Alternatively, you may use a storage container. Store in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
Step 8
No instructions needed; just place the onions directly in the crisper drawer in the fridge.
Step 9
Fill the jar a 1/4 full with fresh water (about an inch of water).
Step 10
Place the green onions root-side bowl in the jar so the roots sit in the water.
Step 11
Place the jar on the counter, at room temperature, near a window so they get plenty of light.
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