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Chinese cabbage pak choi Prize - Organic
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Native to East Asia, the Prize pak choi is a variety of Chinese cabbage known for its rapid growth and hardiness in the garden. This plant is distinguished by its large, slightly wavy, light green leaves, whose crisp texture delights the palate in cooking.
In the garden, the Prize pak choi stands out as a compact and easy-to-grow vegetable, particularly appreciated in organic vegetable gardens where it fits easily into short crop rotations. Its earliness makes it a valuable ally for short growing seasons, especially in cool temperate climates like that of Quebec.
This variety lends itself to culinary diversity, offering delicious salads, stir-fries, or soups with a mild and fresh flavor. Prize pak choi is also a generous plant that adds a touch of greenery to the edges of cultivated fields, contributing to soil health and the balance of neighboring plants.
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Chinese cabbage pak choi Prize - Organic
"A vigorous and fast-growing cabbage, perfect for organic gardens in cooler climates."
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Native to East Asia, the Prize pak choi is a variety of Chinese cabbage known for its rapid growth and hardiness in the garden. This plant is distinguished by its large, slightly wavy, light green leaves, whose crisp texture delights the palate in cooking.
In the garden, the Prize pak choi stands out as a compact and easy-to-grow vegetable, particularly appreciated in organic vegetable gardens where it fits easily into short crop rotations. Its earliness makes it a valuable ally for short growing seasons, especially in cool temperate climates like that of Quebec.
This variety lends itself to culinary diversity, offering delicious salads, stir-fries, or soups with a mild and fresh flavor. Prize pak choi is also a generous plant that adds a touch of greenery to the edges of cultivated fields, contributing to soil health and the balance of neighboring plants.
- Growing climate: Cold temperate climate
- Sowing difficulty level: Easy
- Care required: Occasional
Note: Sensitive to excessive moisture, avoid poorly drained soils.
Prize pak choi is ideal in fresh salads, quick stir-fries or incorporated into Asian soups.
It keeps well in the refrigerator for a few days and can be frozen after blanching.
Traditionally, it is appreciated in Chinese cuisine for its crunchy texture and mild taste.
écoumene seeding advice
Seeding type
Indoor and outdoor seeding
Germination time
3-7 days
Germination temperature
10° to 28° Celsius
Sowing depth
Sow seeds at a depth of 1 cm
Transplantation
Easy transplantation
Technical
Seeding in clusters
Growing conditions
Number of days to maturity
Harvest at ± 50 days
Hardiness zone
Zone-3b
Distance between plants
25 cm
Distance between rows
30 cm
Optimal brightness
Sun plant
Soil texture
Loose (silty) soil
Soil moisture
Cool, well-drained soil
Soil fertility
Plant demanding in bacteria-dominant compost
optimal soil pH
Low acidic pH
Average plant height
45 cm
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