How to Grow Napa/Chinese Cabbage from Seed in Pots - Easy Planting Guide from Seed to Harvest
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- How to grow Napa or Chinese cabbage from seed. An easy planting guide on how to grow cabbage in containers, grow bags, fabric pots and pots. Step by step guide from sowing seeds to harvest.
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How do you prevent leggy seedlings for your napa cabbage? What do you recommend doing to fix leggy seedlings? I am growing my napa cabbage next to window. I don’t have any grow lights. Thanks!
Leggy seedlings are due to lack of sufficient light. Since cabbages prefer cold temperature, if it is not freezing outside, move them outdoor for a 5-6 hours of morning light. And when planting, bury part of the leggy stem in soil. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting.
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Wow! So delighted to hear it. Thank you so much!😊
Agree!
@@DessertLaras Thank you so much!
What kind of liquid fertilizer do you recommend?
I usually use fish fertilizer (5-1-1) to feed green and leafy plants, about 1oz per gallon of water. a.co/d/hEHW97a . Thank you for visiting!
Do you eat the outer leaves or just the head. I successfully grew some this year. The outer leaves are rougher so maybe good for cabbage rolls. Do you do anything with them?
You are right, outer leaves are rough and I usually just throw them in my compost bin. I asked few cooks and they all recommend not to use it for cabbage roll. But if you happen to do it, let us know how it turns. Thank you very much for getting in touch!
No talk no information video. What is your geographical location. What is your weather. When do you plant seeds.
Even if I talked, I wouldn't include those information. Planting time depends on the climate of your area, not mine. If you check the video @0:30 , I included that you can start 4 weeks before your last frost. To make you smile, I am in So Cal, zone 9b. Thank you for visiting.
Dont be negative brah.
I don’t get it, mine went straight into a tall stock that had yellow flowers on top
It is called bolting and happens when plants hit the hot weather and start flowering. Try to grow them in cool weather, such as late fall or early spring. Thanks for visiting.
Maybe you've got the wrong seed.
The plant you're talking about is called mustard.
@@360giri4 He didn't get the wrong seeds. They can't handle warm climate. They bolt quicker than anything that I've ever tried to grow and pak choi is also quick to bolt. I planted a bunch this spring as early as they could possibly be planted outside, and every one of them went to seed before they were half grown, which tells me that they can't be grown during the spring of the year here where I live at, which is southern Missouri.
Dr. Earth Organic & Natural Pure Gold®All Purpose Liquid Plant Food 1-1-1. The 1 gallon size is difficult to track down online to local stores. I wonder why some the 16 oz pump version has some customers say that plants developed mold.
I got the 1 gallon from Costco. Check their website to see where you can find it near you drearth.com/product/pure-gold-liquid-fert/ . And I never used the pump one and haven't had problem with mold. Thanks.
how do you keep it from bolting?
Bolting is due to hot weather. Napa cabbage is a cold crop, so you should plant and grow them in cool season. For cold winters, plant them in May. For mild winters, plant them in August, or February. If it gets warmer in midday, try to protect them with a shade cloth from the hot midday sun. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting.
I.m growing chinese cabbahe in trays but they look like they are starting to bolt?🤔
Probably the condition is warm, they prefer cool weather and will bolt if it gets warm. Thanks for visiting!
A peach allowed to ripened on the tree tastes nice and sweet at home. Does growing your own Napa cabbage shown any difference in flavor in contrast to store bought? If so, can you describe?
Any crop you grow yourself taste 10 times better than store bought. It just taste more natural😋
The 12 cell seed container looks very sturdy. Any link to the website to buy?
It is same as listed on mu amazon page Brand: Delxo www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6/list/2H8KR53H12TWL?tag=onamzgagikkes-20&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d . It is not very sturdy but these 12 cell that they all are same. thanks
Can the outer leaves also be used for cooking? It seems such a waste if those are not used.
Sure why not, you can use them for cooking. Thank you for your comment!
Happy New Year & I’m looking forward to more awesome videos!🤗
Happy new year and thank you so much for your support😊💚
Wow👏🏾your Napa Cabbage is beautiful. I know it’s been awhile since I stopped by. So many things have changed. I’m still in Las Vegas. My garden is growing nicely. And I just started my Spring seedlings. Anyway Happy Belated New Year my friend. Cheers🎉 to growing in 2024. Ms J and Sophie (my Basil eating Beagle!)
Hello Ms J! 👋so nice to hear from you! Hope all is well with you and Sophie. I am delighted to hear that your garden is growing nicely. Happy New Year to you as well and wishing you and Sophie a blessed and fruitful 2024! 💚🤗
This vege is in my list to grow for my homemade kimchi 😁
Wonderful! They taste amazing and very well worth growing. Thank you very much for your comment!
Hi, How big is the pots? Thanks
The pots are 3 gallon (10"/25cm wide). Also in video at 2:30 . Thank you for visiting.
How mine was so leggy?
Leggy seedlings are mainly due to lack of light. Provide a strong light source to prevent that. Thanks for visiting.
Such beautiful heads of cabbage!👍
I grew Napa cabbage for the first time in the fall...what fun and easy to grow. They taste delish!😋
Another beautiful and encouraging video!👍
Right on! Napa cabbage is very fun and tasty!😋👌 Greatly appreciate your inspiring comments!😊💚
Just came across your channel, new subscriber! Great videos like this are hard to find since you show the very beginning all the way to harvest. Been gardening/seed starting for many years but I'm always looking to learn something new or a different way of doing things and you have it here. Thanks for the time and effort you put into these videos!
Love to hear it! So glad you liked the videos. Welcome to the channel and thank you very much for your inspiring comment!😊
From beginning to end, your setup is organized and precise. Do you have a video link on how to make a watering bottle for seeds from a drinking bottle? A link to the clear tote used to hold the seedling media? A link to the tray that is underneath the seedling containers to prevent media from getting on the table? Thanks
Glad you like it. For the water bottle, II just punch holes on the cap with a push pin used on clipboards 📌. I will try to post a video on this soon. The clear tote is from target but you can find it in major retail stores too here is the link www.target.com/p/28qt-clear-under-bed-storage-box-white-room-essentials-8482/-/A-80162151 . The tray is from IKEA www.ikea.com/us/en/p/tillgang-tray-gray-10419950/#content . I hope this helps and thank you very much for your comment!
@@TowardGarden Thank you so much. Please ignore the same questions in other videos.
Can I cut the dropy side leaves?or just let them be until harvest time?always adore your work,❤thanks
The outer leaves act as a sort of protection against bugs. I have noticed that bugs usually attack the side leaves and the inner core stays healthy. So I suggest to keep them and you can cut them after harvest. Happy growing and as always thank you so much for your comment!
Thank you so much,Happy growing🥬
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Amazing!❤
Thank you so much for your comment! 😊
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Sounds wonderful. Thank you very much!
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Thank you so much!😊💚