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The experiment aims was to study the influences of the mother bulb weight on the growth and development, of the plants of ornamental onion. The study was conducted during October 2015 - June 2016 and the biologic material was represented by Allium â€˜Purple Rainâ€™. The bulbs were divided in three different weight groups: W 1 (15.1-30 g), W 2 (5.1-15 g), W 3 (< 5 g), which were reprezented the three variants (V 1 , V 2 , respectively V 3 ). The bulbs were planted in the field and the plants were studied thrue the biometric determinations. The results were compared with the average of the experiment. The research showed Â that Â the all the analyzed Â characters (number and length of leaves, number and Â weight of new formed bulbs, flowers yield, diameter of the inflorescence) were decreasing from V 1 to the V 3 variant. The highest number of the flowering plants (98.9 %) was resulted from V 1 variant. From V 2 , bloomed only 20% of the bulbs and from V 3 the bulbs did not got flowers. The flowering time was earlier for the plants resulted from the biggest bulbs (V 1 ), with around 3 days, then the V 2 and around 7 days then V 3 .Â  The capacity to form new bulbs, expressed in bulb number or bulb weight per plant, was increased with the increasing of the mother bulb weight. The number of leaves per plant and the length of the leaves were higher for Â V 1 , as against the other two variants

Influence of the Mother Bulb Size on the Growth and Development of Allium ‘Purple Rain’