In My Seed Box For 2027 - Pak Choi

Review Of Seed Stocks in Packets Sow 2027 

Pak Choi Red - 25 Seeds -  42p - Seeds To Suit - Sow by July 2027  

Another easy and fast to grow variety but the purple reddish top and bright green stem make it stand out. Can be used as baby leaves in salad or left to mature and used in a stir fry. Cold weather only enhances the colour 

• Progress sow from March through to October. Young plants may need some protection in very cold weather 
• Days to germination : 7- 24
• Optimum soil temperatures  10C and above.
• Seed Spacing 16cm 
• Row Spacing: 60 - 80cm 
• Plant Spacing: 30 - 46cm
• Location: Sunny 
• Moderately hardy and can be sown as soon as the soil is workable through to late season 
• Direct sow as transplanting is not recommended 
• Keep soil moist to prevent bolting 
• Progress sow every 2 - 3 weeks for continuous harvest 

• Spacing Guidelines
  Full-sized plants: Space 15–20 cm (6–8 inches) apart. This gives 4 plants per square foot grid.
  Baby leaves: Space 10 cm (4 inches) apart or about 9 plants per square foot
  Rows (traditional gardening): Space rows 30 cm (12 inches) apart.
  Planting Depth 8mm

Pak Choi White Stem  - 50 Seeds -  62p - Seeds To Suit - Sow by June 2027

Easy and fast to grow. This Chinese non headed cabbage reaches 20 - 25cm and produces tender , loose spoon shaped leaves with thick white ribs. Perfect for oriental dishes and salads  brings a crisp and mild flavour to the table. Ready to harvest in around 45 days  

• Progress sow from March through to October. Young plants may need some protection in very cold weather 
• Days to germination : 7- 24
• Optimum soil temperatures  10C and above.
• Location: Sunny 
• Moderately hardy and can be sown as soon as the soil is workable through to late season 
• Direct sow as transplanting is not recommended 
• Keep soil moist to prevent bolting 
• Progress sow every 2 - 3 weeks for continuous harvest 

• Spacing Guidelines
  Full-sized plants: Space 15–20 cm (6–8 inches) apart. This gives 4 plants per square foot grid.
  Baby leaves: Space 10 cm (4 inches) apart or about 9 plants per square foot
  Rows (traditional gardening): Space rows 30 cm (12 inches) apart
  Planting Depth 8mm

Review Of Seed Stocks in Packets Sow 2028 

Pak Choi Red - 25 Seeds -  42p - Seeds To Suit - Sow by June 2028 

Another easy and fast to grow variety but the purple reddish top and bright green stem make it stand out. Can be used as baby leaves in salad or left to mature and used in a stir fry. Cold weather only enhances the colour 

• Progress sow from March through to October. Young plants may need some protection in very cold weather 
• Days to germination : 7- 24
• Optimum soil temperatures  10C and above. 
• Location: Sunny 
• Moderately hardy and can be sown as soon as the soil is workable through to late season 
• Direct sow as transplanting is not recommended 
• Keep soil moist to prevent bolting 
• Progress sow every 2 - 3 weeks for continuous harvest 

• Spacing Guidelines
  Full-sized plants: Space 15–20 cm (6–8 inches) apart. This gives 4 plants per square foot grid.
  Baby leaves: Space 10 cm (4 inches) apart or about 9 plants per square foot
  Rows (traditional gardening): Space rows 30 cm (12 inches) apart.
  Planting Depth 8mm

Pak Choi White Stem  - 50 Seeds -  62p - Seeds To Suit - Sow by June 2028

Easy and fast to grow. This Chinese non headed cabbage reaches 20 - 25cm and produces tender , loose spoon shaped leaves with thick white ribs. Perfect for oriental dishes and salads  brings a crisp and mild flavour to the table. Ready to harvest in around 45 days  

• Progress sow from March through to October. Young plants may need some protection in very cold weather 
• Days to germination : 7- 24
• Optimum soil temperatures  10C and above. 
• Location: Sunny 
• Moderately hardy and can be sown as soon as the soil is workable through to late season 
• Direct sow as transplanting is not recommended 
• Keep soil moist to prevent bolting 
• Progress sow every 2 - 3 weeks for continuous harvest 

• Spacing Guidelines
  Full-sized plants: Space 15–20 cm (6–8 inches) apart. This gives 4 plants per square foot grid.
  Baby leaves: Space 10 cm (4 inches) apart or about 9 plants per square foot
  Rows (traditional gardening): Space rows 30 cm (12 inches) apart.

Growing Pak Choi from seed

Seeds should be sown 1cm deep in finely raked, moist soil. To ensure plants produce miniature Pak Choi, sow seeds in a grid pattern 5cm apart and 10cm between rows. To extend your harvest, seeds can also be started off earlier or later than stated if grown in a greenhouse border.

Growing Information

Seeds should be sown 1cm deep in finely raked, moist soil. To ensure plants produce miniature Pak Choi, sow seeds in a grid pattern 5cm apart and 10cm between rows. To extend your harvest seeds can also be started off earlier or later than stated if grown in a greenhouse border.

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