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I planted some Red Karmen onion sets earlier in the season. They came on quite well but then most flopped over and the stems began going soggy. 
I've been looking at them and most are a shade bigger than a golf ball. My question is what do I do with them when I pull them? Cut the stems off or leave them? The stems look like they're starting to rot so I don't think leaving them in the ground will be of any benefit will it?
Some of the Bedfordshire Champions have flopped over too. Though they aren't starting to rot. Shall I leave them or pull them?
I've been looking at them and most are a shade bigger than a golf ball. My question is what do I do with them when I pull them? Cut the stems off or leave them? The stems look like they're starting to rot so I don't think leaving them in the ground will be of any benefit will it? Some of the Bedfordshire Champions have flopped over too. Though they aren't starting to rot. Shall I leave them or pull them?
I guess I just leave the ones still going strong until they too flop over?
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