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  • good quality grade lenience stem PAKCHOI seeds/FROZEN CHINGENSAI seeds 40gram/bags for planting
  • good quality grade lenience stem PAKCHOI seeds/FROZEN CHINGENSAI seeds 40gram/bags for planting

good quality grade lenience stem PAKCHOI seeds/FROZEN CHINGENSAI seeds 40gram/bags for planting

No.00856
Premium tender‑stem pak choi also known as frozen chingensai vegetable seeds, 40‑gram each pack, high germination rate, simple‑care leafy greens for balcony pots and backyard garden planting
$0.69
  • good quality grade lenience stem PAKCHOI seeds/FROZEN CHINGENSAI seeds 40gram/bags for planting

Description

High‑Quality Tender‑Stem Pak Choi (Chingensai) Seeds, 40 Gram Per Bag
Our premium‑grade pak choi, also named chingensai, features soft, delicate‑crisp stems and lush dark‑green foliage. Each 40‑gram bag contains well‑screened, low‑impurity vegetable seeds with reliable germination performance. Well‑suited for balcony containers, raised garden beds, staggered seasonal sowing and home‑grown fresh greens for stir‑fries, hot‑pot and daily cooking.

Product Highlights

  • Fine tender‑free‑fibre stalk, soft and crisp texture, excellent edible taste
  • Fast growth cycle, reaches harvest‑ready stage within 30‑45 days after sowing
  • Strong cold‑enduring property, suitable for cool‑season spring and autumn plantation
  • Vigorous screened seeds, great disease resistance and steady sprouting speed
  • Supports repeated outer‑leaf harvesting for multiple picking cycles
  • Moderate‑sized 40‑gram packing, ideal for family‑scale home gardening

Growing Instructions

  1. The suitable germination temperature ranges from 10℃‑25℃. Seeds sprout within 5‑8 days in damp loose soil.
  2. Sow seeds 0.5‑1 cm deep inside nutrient‑rich, well‑drained planting soil mixed with organic compost.
  3. Thin crowded seedlings and reserve 12‑18‑centimetre spacing between single plants.
  4. Keep uniform soil moisture. Apply nitrogen‑rich organic fertilizer regularly to promote tender stems and lush‑green leaves.
  5. Harvest outer mature‑sized leaves on‑time to prevent stalks from turning coarse‑fibred under high‑temperature conditions.

Seed Storage Guide

Keep seeds tightly sealed and stored under cool, dry and shaded surroundings. Stay away from humid air, direct sunshine and high‑temperature spots to retain seed‑germination vitality.

FAQ

Q: What features does this chingensai pak choi variety own?
A: It comes with soft, tender‑crisp stems without tough coarse fibres.
Q: How heavy is each seed package?
A: Every bag holds 40‑gram high‑quality pak choi chingensai seeds.
Q: Do I need to soak seeds before sowing?
A: Direct sowing works fine. Short‑time room‑temperature‑water soaking can accelerate germination.
Q: Can these seeds grow inside balcony flower‑pots?
A: This leafy vegetable adapts perfectly to potted container cultivation.
Q: What causes tough fibrous bok‑choy stalks?
A: Long‑time heat stress, irregular watering and overdue harvesting will make stems coarse.
Q: Am I able to carry out repeated leaf picking?
A: Yes, new tender foliage will regrow after you pick the mature outer leaves.
Q: How long can leftover seeds stay viable?
A: Sealed seeds can maintain good germination ability for 2‑3 years under cool, dry, dark storage environments.

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