Bok choi
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Description
Specifications
Height: 15 to 25 cm
Contents: 0.75 grams
In the app
Sowing: 15 March - 31 May , 1 July - 31 August
Level 1
seeds are sowed
Level 2
first seedlings visible
Level 3
seedling thinned out
Level 4
little plants
Level 5
first harvest
Level 6
harvesting
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- The app helps you with almost everything you do in your vegetable garden: sowing, tending, and harvesting.
- If something goes wrong, the app tells you what steps to take.
- If that doesn’t work, you can ask us for advice.
- If that still doesn’t help, we’ll look for other solutions together. Until we get it right.
Vitamines en mineralen in paksoi
More about our bok choi
- Variety name: Bak choi green F1
- Family: brassicas
- Plants per square: 4
- Height: 15 to 25 cm
- Sowing time: mid-March to May and July to August
- Sowing depth: 0.5 to 1 cm
- Germination: 5 to 14 days at 12 to 25 degrees C
- Time to harvest: from about 6 weeks
- Position: sun or partial shade
- Packet contents: about 100 seeds, enough for more than 15 squares
How to sow and grow bok choi?
Each vegetable goes through a number of stages - we call them levels. The app tells you exactly what to do at each level and checks in when your plants are ready for the next.
So you don't need to know how to grow bok choi before you start: the app takes you through every step.
But if you'd like to read more about those steps, here's what the process looks like:
What do you need to grow your own bok choi?
- a 30x30 cm patch with airy, nutrient-rich soil mix
- bok choi seeds
- a place with at least 6-8 hours of sunlight a day
Growing your own bok choi in this perfect soil mix is super easy. If you use poor-quality (potting) soil, it's much harder and the results will be disappointing. So just go for the best.
Level 1: Sowing bok choi
Level 1: Paksoi zaaien
- poke 4 holes in the patch (no deeper than 1 cm)
- put 2 to 3 seeds in each hole
- carefully cover up the holes with soil mix
Level 2: Bok choi seedlings
Level 2: Paksoi zaailingen
Then it's time for the next level.
Level 3: Thinning bok choi seedlings
Level 3: Paksoi zaailingen uitdunnen
Here's how: take a pair of scissors, leave the biggest and prettiest seedling per hole, and cut off the others along the soil mix. You'll end up with 4 bok choi plants.
If you see places where nothing came up, sow a few more seeds.
And keep an eye out for snails: they love these seedlings.
Level 4: Caring for your bok choi plants
Level 4: Verzorging van je paksoi plantjes
You hardly need to do anything: if the weather's dry, give them some water and remove the odd dead or yellow leaf.
Did you sow in the summer? Then keep an eye out for caterpillars of butterflies. The cabbage white butterflies like to lay eggs on the leaves.
Level 5: Harvesting bok choi
Level 5: Oogsten van paksoi
You can harvest just the outer leaves of the bok choi, but it's more common to harvest the whole plant at once.
Harvest the first ones when they are still small and leave the others to grow. You can pick those in the coming weeks.
How do you use bok choi?
But you can also make it the Dutch way in a potato mash: add raw bok choi to potatoes and cheese or bacon 😋
The last levels
De laatste levels
So: what's stopping you from growing your own bok choi?
Plus: with our app and materials, it's almost impossible to fail 😉
Buy your bok choi seeds here or get started with a complete starter kit: