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Pak Choi Canton White seeds
  • Pak Choi Canton White seeds

Pak Choi Canton White

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A fast-growing, non-heading pak choi with white stalks, tender leaves and a great flavor. Grows particularly well in our climate.

Quantity
  • LATIN NAME

    Brassica rapa var. chinensis

  • DAYS TO MATURITY

    50 Days

  • LIFE CYCLE

    Annual

  • HYBRID STATUS

    Hybrid (F1)

  • PRODUCT FEATURES

    Hydroponic Performer

Description

Canton White Pak Choi Seeds

[45-60 days] Pak choi—also known as bok choi—is a classic Chinese cabbage used in everything from salads to stir fries and soups. This particular variety is non-heading, instead producing 8-12 crisp, white stalks that end in round, glossy leaves. The taste is mild compared to some other pak chois. Use the baby leaves in salads or allow the leaves to mature for soups and stir fries. A cool-season brassica.

Common Questions

How long does it take Pak Choi to grow? Depending on the variety grown Pak Choi can be harvested in 45 days however some varieties will take up to 75 days.

When to sow Pak Choi? Spring is the best time to sow it can be harvested before the UK summer months. Secondary sowing can take place in July / August for an autumn green harvest.

Does Pak Choi need full sun to grow? Pak Choi needs full sun in cooler areas of the UK until the warmest summer days come around. If your Pak Choi is planted into really hot direct sunlight then the plants can quickly bolt.

Sow and Harvest Times

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Product Features

Sun
Partial
Germination Time
7 - 10 Days
Sowing Method
Direct to Ground
Days to Maturity
60 Days
Number of Seeds Per Packet
200
Recommended Soil pH
6.5 - 7.5
Suitble for Samll Space Gardening
Yes

General Advice & Support

Seed Starting. First Frost Dates

Questions

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