baby bok choy
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baby bok choy
Love this vegetable but it bolts here in the heat through summer. Have decided it's a winter crop but just learnt it can bolt after a frost or a week of low temperatures. So maybe plant earlier in the year soon as the real heat of summer has subsided - mulch? Any other tips? Would appreciate comments because I think it's a great vegetable. I steam it whole or use the leaves as I would spinach. Love it.
Fran- Cosmic Traveller!
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Re: baby bok choy
I dont grow it as it is just so cheap to buy and yes I like it as well
The Estate- Cosmic Traveller!
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Re: baby bok choy
I've only grown it the once - last summer - I thought it would take more water than it did but I had it in a huge pot in the shade and was able to keep the ground moist round about so I did get to eat about half of what I planted. I might try planting it out all year and see what happens. I had no idea what I was doing really - beginner's luck
Fran- Cosmic Traveller!
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Re: baby bok choy
I only tried to grow it once - unsuccessfully. You really need to find the right time to plant it. I may try again, as it's a beaut vegetable.
Re: baby bok choy
It's been on my 'to plant' list quite often but this year it actually made it into the ground. Sadly only one seed germinated but the plant is big and healthy and I've beed able to pick some leaves for soups. Very nice. I sowed mine in autumn and so far it hasn't shown any signs of bolting.
Raymondo- Big Bopper!
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Re: baby bok choy
Apparently it's necessary to keep them growing - so liquid fertilizer or something like that every fortnight or so.
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