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Pak choi

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Pak choi is a vegetable that comes from China, but is also becoming popular in Europe.
It has oval green leaves, similar to Italian beetroot. It has a delicate, herby taste with a bitter flavour. It’s rich in vitamins A, C and K, mineral salts and polyphenols and for this reason it’s one of the Top 10 Healthiest Vegetables.

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Pak choi is a vegetable that comes from China, but is also becoming popular in Europe.
It has oval green leaves, similar to Italian beetroot. It has a delicate, herby taste with a bitter flavour. It’s rich in vitamins A, C and K, mineral salts and polyphenols and for this reason it’s one of the Top 10 Healthiest Vegetables.
It loves cold climates, but you can grow it all year round with your smart garden. We recommend harvesting after 30 days from germination.
The ideal temperature for growing is between 18 and 22°C.

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Uses

You can use Pak Choi in different ways. You can use it in salad, or cooked with chili peppers and garlic as a side dish to accompany meat. In the Asiatic cuisine it’s used in soups, as well as in Japanese ramen and in noodle soup. In the Vietnamese cuisine it’s combined with boiled green beans, coriander, coconut oil and soy sauce.

Details

Soil Drop Pl Choi contains:

  • Untreated seed
  • Biodegradable substrate
  • Essential nutrients for the plant growing

Soil Drops are peatless and soilless substrates, biodegradable, 100% recyclable, chemical and pesticide and fungicides free and from any harmful glues.
They can be stored for 1 year in a dry and cool place (after this period, germination can decrease).

Growth times

Germination: 1-2 weeks
Harvest: 5-6 weeks
Ideal temperature: 18-22°C

Curiosity

Its name means “white vegetable” and it’s also called bok choi or white Chinese cabbage.

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