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The article explains how to preserve onions from spoilage and avoid the quick appearance of green veins or sprouting. It clarifies that storage methods play a vital role in this, and highlights five common mistakes that accelerate onion spoilage, most notably placing it in a warm, humid place, in a sealed plastic bag, especially if there are damaged or damp onions present. It also explains that the appearance of veins does not mean the onion is spoiled, but rather indicates the beginning of sprouting; it is recommended to inspect it carefully and dispose of any damaged parts. To keep onions fresh for a longer period, it is preferable to store them in a dry, cool, well-ventilated place, away from moisture, heat, and sunlight, and to avoid stacking them.
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