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I've grown pak choi in pots in the past but now tend to grow more in the ground as watering is so much easier to regulate.
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I grew Pak Choi last year, the slugs, snails and other nibblers also liked it, so would advise you protect it well.DottyRComment
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Never too early for Pak Choi to go to seed Bill...All I have to do is turn my back on perfect looking pak choi plants and it happens......Originally posted by Bill HH View PostI dream of a better tomorrow, where chickens can cross the road and not be questioned about their motives....
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If it goes to seed, leave it.. if you wait a while it throws up lots of spears like sprouting broccoli, and they're delicious. Don't take much cooking, they're really soft and tender. Yum
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Oops too late.Originally posted by kathyd View PostIf it goes to seed, leave it.. if you wait a while it throws up lots of spears like sprouting broccoli, and they're delicious. Don't take much cooking, they're really soft and tender. Yumphoto album of my garden in my profile http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...my+garden.htmlComment
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Typical I turn my back for a day and the lime green and white Pak choi have Usained..... The pale green and purple types are still leafing though....Last edited by Richard Eldritch; 09-05-2014, 10:58 AM.Hussar!Comment
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