Will my onions ever be ready?

Hello friendly gardeners. I planted these onions in November last year, initially under glass then later exposed to the elements. But as yet, 19th May, no sign of any onions. Can anyone tell me when they'll they be ready to harvest? Thanks in advance.

 

They look fine to me, just give them time. They should start ‘bulbing up’ shortly.

 

Many thanks Marley Farley. BTW we have a Jack Russell called Charlie but ofter referred to as Charley Farley...just thought I'd share that with you

 

Many thanks and

 

I sown onions in late november in a tub outside and in may i got nice large spring onions
As you sown them under glass they look good from pic give them a few weeks and they will bulb out also grow your onions to improve growth and control pests near Beets, Cabbage, Carrots, Celery, Chamomile, Cucumbers, Leeks, Lettuce, Pepper, Rosemary, Squash, Strawberries, or Tomato

 

Thank you Janet. I've grown them from sets in a planter so not much room for anything else I'm afraid. I had planted some leftovers next to a dormant rhubarb plant and that has been fantastic this year and just about to have a third harvest. cheers.

 

...and here he is chilling under a rhubarb leaf (taken two years ago) such a clever little doggie but then he would be wouldn't he . He's 15 now but still looks as good.

 

Hi Marley Farley I've only just seen the picture of your lovely little pack of JR'S....they're gorgeous. ..the one on the right looks so much like Charlie it's uncanny. Hope you are all well.

 

ONION UPDATE. Hi all reference my post in May regarding my (first ever) very slow growing onions .....well they've finally bulbed up as you rightly said they would. Thanks again all for your help and advice. picture showing said onions with a few sneaky poppies

 

Lifted all of our overwintering onions last Thursday, could have some to grow mabe a little bit bigger, but wanted the bed for other stuff, now in the greenhouse drying off.

Those which had thrown up flower spikes have been kept separate to use first.