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Bok choy 'Taisai'
Improves soil structure and naturally feeds your garden.
- Improved soil structure: boosts drainage and loosens compacted soil
- Special composition: unique 50/50 mix with deep-burrowing worms
- Great for: gardens and lawns
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Description
Sow directly
Greenhouse: March - August
Outdoors: June - August
Harvesting
Greenhouse: May-October
Outdoors: August - October
Content: 10 m2
Pak choi 'Taisai' is a fast-growing leafy vegetable. Rapid bolting is not wise to sow early in the spring. Harvesting in time benefits the taste. If some flower buds are already visible at harvest, that is hardly a problem at all.
Do not grow this crop if you have problems with club root in the soil. Create thin at a row distance of 30 cm and later thin out at 25 cm.
TIP: also suitable as a baby leaf (sowing period: June-August)!
Ingredients & recipe
‘Taisai’ pak choi seeds for approximately 10 m².
How to use it
- Sow thinly and directly in a greenhouse from March–August or outdoors from June–August.
- Keep 30 cm between rows and later thin to 25 cm.
- Harvest in a greenhouse from May–October or outdoors from August–October; timely harvesting benefits the flavour.
- Do not grow in soil affected by clubroot.
Technical details
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Frequently asked questions
When can I sow Taisai pak choi outdoors?
Sow outdoors from June to August; earlier sowing carries more risk because it bolts quickly.
Is Taisai suitable for baby leaves?
Yes, the source gives June to August as the sowing period for baby leaves.
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