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Mr Fothergill's Bok Choi Seeds - Quick-Maturing White-Stemmed Asian Greens

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Bok Choi seeds from Mr Fothergill's grow a versatile annual vegetable with distinctive white stems, maturing quickly in around 8 weeks. Also known as Pak Choi, it thrives in cooler climates and tolerates light frost, making it a productive home-garden choice.

  • Variety: Bok Choi
  • Colour: Green
  • Stems: White, larger than green-stemmed types
  • Maturity: Around 8 weeks
  • Sow depth: 2mm
  • Germination: Around 10 days
  • Plant spacing: 40cm
  • Position: Suits sunny and part-shade areas

Sow shallowly into moist, well-prepared soil and keep it watered for fast, tender growth. Harvest whole heads or pick leaves as needed for stir-fries, soups and steamed dishes.

More about this product

Mr Fothergill's Bok Choi Vegetable Seeds are ideal for home gardeners seeking a reliable source of fresh Bok Choi. Also known as Pak Choi, it is a versatile annual vegetable that thrives in cooler climates and can withstand light frost.

  • Distinctive white stem, larger than green-stemmed types for a higher yield
  • Thrives in cooler climates and tolerates light frost
  • Quick maturity of around 8 weeks
  • Well suited to stir-fries
  • Sow 2mm deep, germination around 10 days, space plants 40cm apart

Questions & Answers

Is Bok Choi the same as Pak Choi?

Yes, this variety is also known as Pak Choi; it has white stems and is larger than the green-stemmed type.

How quickly does it mature?

It matures in around 8 weeks.

Can it handle frost?

It thrives in cooler climates and can withstand light frost.

How deep should I sow the seeds?

Sow shallowly, about 2mm deep.

How long until germination?

Germination takes around 10 days.

How far apart should the plants be?

Space the plants about 40cm apart.

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