Bok Choy is used widely in asian dishes especially stir fry. Grow from seeds or seedlings in a humus rich moist soil. Bok Choy, Pak Choy and others require a fairly similar growing method.
Bok Choi : Growing Bok Choy from seeds and seedlings
Bok Choi
Growing Bok Choi
Bok Choi should be planted after the risk of frosts has passed. A humus rich well drained soil is best. Dig over well before planting and remember that these are a leafy plant and will require a high nitrogen fertilizer.
Sow seeds in rows and stagger planting to prolong the harvest. Seeds need to be sown fairly shallow as they are very small.
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