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Grow them in potting soil. You can start them in water if you like, but don't leave them there. You'll also need to fertilize them eventually if you keep harvesting them.
Plant roots naturally exude various things into the soil, and bacteria/fungi can feed on those. That's why the water gets slimy, and the gnats are attracted to that slime (since it's a food source for their larvae). In potting soil there's still bacteria/fungi but it's less gross-looking, and unless the soil is kept constantly wet it won't build up enough to attract gnats.
As an experiment, I once grew green onions in water that I kept dosed with a food-safe peroxide-based sanitizer. That kept things from getting slimy indefinitely, but that's a lot more work than a normal pot 😂
Sorry I meant cut them a bit down but thank you will try again next time
I have! I place the white ends with some roots in water to grow a bit taller. Then I transplant into a pot.
I will try this method. Usually I go straight to soil or just in water