Loblaws is fine with growing green onions, just not by their customers apparently

rickyrigatoni, 15 days ago

Is there an advantage to planting the roots of an already grown plant instead of buying a packet of seeds for 50¢? I’m guessing it would grow a bit faster buy I’m not a growologist.

chetradley, 15 days ago

I just stick the roots in a cup with a little water on the window sill. No planters/dirt/etc.

Sweetpeaches69, 15 days ago

Harvest time is quicker.

ArbitraryValue, 16 days ago

This is paranoia. No one cares if you grow your own onions or not.

Duamerthrax, 15 days ago

It also assumes the supermarket is doing it and not the supplier.

Omgarm, 16 days ago

There is a community for this specific bramd of stores? I’d also crosspost this on mildlyinfuriating or something.

Mammothmothman, 16 days ago

Jokes on them this reduces their shelf life.

Canadian_anarchist, 16 days ago

Loblaws doesn’t care - they’ll just have staff cut off the rotting parts and put it back out for sale. (I used to work at Superstore. This is what they do after closing.)