I'm a pechay grower and I can say both method should grow bigger. I think it's not getting enough sunlight especially at the middle, and that's why the stalk are not fat , also it's overcrowding.
I found your channel today and I really enjoy your content. The information you share is really helpful such as the dates you started and the weather conditions your plants face. This past spring I directly sow bokchoy and also sow inside. The indoor bokchoy were so sad looking and leggy! I live in Illinois zone 6a. Keep growing!
This spring weather was so weird. Like yours, temps went really low then swung really high here at zone 6 Utah. My tomatoes and peppers are still struggling. My bokchois, pakchois, etc have all bolted.
Hello. Might I suggest try to select a heat tolerant variety and grow in partial shade if you try July. Personally July may still be too hot there for Bok Choy as you need temps no lower than 55 and no higher than 75 to have good Bok Choy. So maybe October would be a good time. You can try growing Sweet potato vines right now for a good summer harvest for greens
I plant my greens fall garden here in west Tennessee September first or so . Very good year . Love stir fried anything .
I love how you experiment the transplant and the direct sow, the results are so exciting! How did you keep them so pest free? They look great!
Beautiful growth! Mine grows rather small and started growing flowers so I will harvest. Very informative!👍🏽
Thank you
I’m so happy found your channel today ❤
I love that size bed, it's perfect
I'm a pechay grower and I can say both method should grow bigger. I think it's not getting enough sunlight especially at the middle, and that's why the stalk are not fat , also it's overcrowding.
I found your channel today and I really enjoy your content. The information you share is really helpful such as the dates you started and the weather conditions your plants face. This past spring I directly sow bokchoy and also sow inside. The indoor bokchoy were so sad looking and leggy! I live in Illinois zone 6a. Keep growing!
Thank you for watching and sharing your experience with Bok Choy glad you enjoyed. Happy Gardening to you too
Those all look great!
They are!
Super fun. Mine always bolt but I started some mid March and have hope here in Washington state. We won't get regular warmth for a long time
Fingers crossed!🤞
This spring weather was so weird. Like yours, temps went really low then swung really high here at zone 6 Utah. My tomatoes and peppers are still struggling. My bokchois, pakchois, etc have all bolted.
Oh no! Don’t worry Bok choys are easy so make sure to try again. I am gonna try to grow Bok Choy this summer as an experiment
Everything is looking good. How do you feel about chijimisai?
awesome video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
Very helpful video, I’m from Northern California, when is the best time for me to plant bok choy? This would be my first time growing bok choy.
How do you store them? I’m in GA zone 8 planting them in the fall
How are you dealing with slugs? 😅 They like my bok choy more than any other greens in my garden.
I live in Florida, and I’m planning to plant bok choy end of July for Fall. Is that possible?
Hello. Might I suggest try to select a heat tolerant variety and grow in partial shade if you try July. Personally July may still be too hot there for Bok Choy as you need temps no lower than 55 and no higher than 75 to have good Bok Choy. So maybe October would be a good time. You can try growing Sweet potato vines right now for a good summer harvest for greens