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  • pot culture tender and thick stem green Green Terrie seeds/PAKCHOI seeds 5gram/bags
  • pot culture tender and thick stem green Green Terrie seeds/PAKCHOI seeds 5gram/bags

pot culture tender and thick stem green Green Terrie seeds/PAKCHOI seeds 5gram/bags

No.00849
Balcony‑pot friendly pak choi seeds, thick tender stalks, compact‑type leafy greens suitable for container planting
$0.49
  • pot culture tender and thick stem green Green Terrie seeds/PAKCHOI seeds 5gram/bags

Description

Pot‑Culture Tender and Thick‑Stem Green Chingensai (Pak‑Choi) Seeds, 5 Gram Per Bag
This compact‑sized pak‑choi variety is specially well‑suited for flower‑pot cultivation. Selected high‑vigour seeds bring steady germination. Mature plants grow plump thick, soft‑tender stalks and glossy bright‑green leaves. It adapts nicely to balcony containers, small‑size planting pots and staggered sowing for continuous fresh home‑grown greens.

Product Highlights

  • Compact plant frame, perfectly designed for balcony pot‑culture
  • Plump thick petioles, tender texture and low coarse‑fiber content
  • Bright‑green smooth foliage and delicate vegetable flavour
  • Fast growth speed and great tolerance for limited pot soil space
  • New tender leaves regrow after outer‑leaf picking for repeated harvesting
  • Small‑pack 5‑gram packaging, ideal for household small‑batch sowing

Growing Instructions

  1. The suitable germination temperature ranges from 10℃‑25℃. Seeds sprout within 5‑8 days in loose moist potting‑soil.
  2. Cover scattered seeds with a thin 0.5‑1 cm layer of fertile soil mixed with decomposed organic compost.
  3. Thin crowded seedlings and keep proper spacing to avoid overcrowding inside the flower‑pot.
  4. Keep potting soil moderately damp, add diluted nitrogen‑rich fertilizer routinely to develop thick soft stalks.
  5. Harvest young plants on schedule. Long‑time high‑temperature environment will trigger bolting and tough fibrous stems.

Seed Storage Guide

Seeds require sealed storage under cool, dry and shaded conditions. Stay away from damp air, direct sunlight and high‑temperature spots to retain seed vitality.

FAQ

Q: What is the feature of this pot‑type pak choi
A: Compact plant, thick tender stems and well‑adapted for balcony flower‑pot planting.
Q: Is seed soaking needed before sowing
A: Direct sowing works well; short‑time soaking in room‑temperature‑water speeds‑up germination.
Q: Why do pak choi stems turn tough and fibrous
A: High‑temperature bolting, insufficient nutrition and delayed harvesting are the main causes.
Q: Can I pick leaves many times
A: Fresh tender foliage will keep regrowing after the outer mature‑layer leaves are harvested.
Q: How long can unused seeds stay viable
A: Properly‑sealed seeds maintain stable germination capacity for 2‑3 years under cool, dry and dark storage.

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