Dear Hollis all you need to do is harvest the outer leaves and stems from your plants and they will continue to put out new stems and leaves from each plant center . When they "bolt" and put out seed heads, save the seeds for your fall/winter crop to be planted when the nearby trees begin dropping their leaves. You'll be able to harvest again until the outer leaves are ruined by cold weather. I love the stems too as a substitute for celery in salads. A new subscriber.
I love how you illustrated how the sprouts grow long and then you bury it deep. Great illustrations and explanation. I love your channel, I learn so much.
My Asian wife uses bok choy in a soup after boiling a few beef shank along with quartered potatoes and green beans. The beef shank broth is so good with just the right amount of salt. She boils the white part first in two inch chunks and cuts up the green leafy into much smaller pieces and after adding the green she turns off the heat and wait for about 25 minutes while it simmers Yup good stuff.! Some times I may add a little fish sauce but only if I make the recipe. For some reason when the wife makes it there is no reason to add any thing else. I enjoy your channel. TY.
My White wife will pick the outer row of stems, and leave the plant growing. Every time the outer row or 2 matures I pick them leaving the plant. I do this all summer long harvesting pak choi and the plant just keeps producing & very seldom ever bolts.
What?? Nancy makes kimchi out of boc choy!! I love making kimchi but have only made it with cabbage!! I didn't even know you could make it with boc choy!! I would LOVE to see a video of nancy making kimchi with boc choy
@petersam4182 I know how it feels in my hand from doing it for 62 years. If you are a beginner, measure it out and put it in your hand to see how it feels. After a while you won’t need to measure any longer. You can gauge it by the feel
Your explanation and illustration at the beginning was really something I needed. I have run into many videos that tell you and show you how they grow theirs but your approach is more effective than others.
Well Hallelujah someone that knows how to give good instructions, heck on paper I wasnt expecting, BONUS, and then the whole nine yards. Thank you thank you I live in Florida and my only concern is daggone bugs, but Im going to give this a whirl. Thanks again yall
One of the super healthy veggies you can grow& eat!!! Tastes like mild onion celery, but not as stringy as celery. It’s wonderful to cook, stir fry & eat raw for veggie plate w/dip or salad!👍😍
As far as my opinion is I’ve just gotta say, “Your garden videos are the very best on the internet without a doubt!” I watch several, but yours is the most humane, humbling, honest to goodness & most pleasurable to watch! You both truly bring joy to so many! Thank you & please continue making these videos! Love ❤️ your prayer 🙏at the end! ❣️😍
I laughed so hard at the mother-in-law comment. MILs are hard to please but Asian MILs, you gotta work extra hard to please and I’m sure she was happy she got some.
Nancy has some cooking videos on our channel now on cooking Bok Choy. She is making several new cooking videos for 2022 release. I am certain you will be well pleased. She is doing an outstanding job on her videos!
I just discovered Bok Choy because I have digestive issues and bok choy is really good for your digestive system so I have been buying baby bok choy a from the store but it’s a little expensive so I wanted to look into growing it which I’ve never grown anything before , I can’t believe how huge his bok choy came out that’s bigger than the big bok choys at the store ! Great video I hope to try this out one day , thanks 🙏🏼
If you have a koi pond and you're taking all your water from there, you'll never have to worry about blood meal products for nitrogen again, believe me 😁
Ahhh I thought my seedlings were leggy so I gave up. But now I know I was doing it right so thank you for this simple tutorial! Will definitely start again!
I am praying to the soil God's to help me find a miracle. I live in Arizona and I love to garden but my husband is cheap and never gets me the things that I need to grow basically anything good. So I wonder alleys and hope that some one is throwing out yard clippings or shoot one time I found 2 half bags of soil. I guess it was their leftovers. Well. The point of this message is. That it is wonderful to see a married couple who love to garden and who supports Each other. Also baby bok choy is my favorite I use it in every Asian dish almost but I would love to grow it because in the grocery store it's $4 just for a little bit. Praise God for people like your two teaching people like me. Thank you
This video is 5 years old.... and I just 'discovered' you today!! I'm subscribing!! This was an excellent video!! THANK YOU!! I'm gonna be sure to watch your 'How to Make Pak Choi Soup'!!!!
This was the best video I’ve seen on growing Bok Choi!!! This is my first attempt at growing Pak Choi which as you know is the same as Bok Choy. When I planted my seeds, they germinated looking like micro greens. I was so confused I didn’t know what to do. I’ve looked at several videos, but your video is hands down the absolute best!!! I love the way you drew on paper how it grows and explained in excellent detail what happens as it grows. I’m praying I can save my crop, and get to enjoy my Pak Choi. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
My family also loves Bok Choy and I'm about to try my first attempt at growing of them. Thanks for the tips and yours look absolutely perfect. Must have made great meals. Cheers.
Wow, I love this! Not sure I can do this anymore because of arthritis, but I love watching you and your wife grow these beautiful vegetables. You are an excellent teacher, Hollis! I taught for 32 years and I will say that you are one of the best teachers I've seen on TH-cam! Nice work! The drawings are extremely helpful, and your instructions are perfect. (debbie)
I’m so glad you listened to Nancy and did another close up of how you were planting it, the stem area. The second time it was clearly shown. Wonderful explanations.
I like how you show from start to transplant and all the progressions. So many videos say "How to grow" and all they show is putting seeds or transplants in a pot. YOUR video goes on to show what to look forward to. What the growing plant actually looks like. That is informative, helpful and refreshing. Thanks for taking the time to show the whole process. That is beautiful. My mouth was watering thinking of your soup.
Thank you so much for watching and your kind words ❤️. We like to give the entire process as much as possible to help you know what to expect when you plant something new. This puts you ahead of the curve in your own garden. Have a peaceful weekend
Great suggestion on burying them deep with cotyledons at the soil level. I do have one suggestion for you. Open wounds placed directly in soil incur a greater chance that soil borne pathogens infect your plant. I would identify the leaves that will be removed about 10 days prior to transplant. Cut them off cleanly and let them callus. Just a little extra precaution.
I love your videos and have been following for you both for quite some time to learn more about gardening. I also love that you give all glory to our heavenly Father- God. The Lord's continued blessings to you both in life and harvest.
This the best bok choy video on the internet. Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial! I hope you and Nancy enjoy your soup (recipe please!). Praise Jesus for your harvest! God bless you indeed! Amen.
Este es sin dudas el mejor video instructivo que he visto en este medio, es usted un gran maestro, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos al mas alto nivel 💚
I really enjoy your videos, especially since you show start to finish with all the details. This video is very helpful to me. I'm growing bok choy for the second year. Last year they bolted very early so I got an earlier start this year. Best of luck with your gardening. Thanks and stay well!
I always thought they were leggy! I never knew you could bury them deep. Love your tutorials. Thanks for the valuable information and great videos!! Gorgeous as always!
Awesome description of your drawings makes a huge difference. Thanks! BTW watching this video which was 5 yrs ago and your most current video... you still look the same! That's from eating healthy veggies and being blessed! You are a cool dude sir!
We really enjoy bok choy in our stir fry. Soup sounds like a fantastic idea! This is our 1st time growing it and I'm pretty sure of a good harvest now that I've seen your video! While those babies are getting started, I will build myself an awesome grow table. It looks like just what I need!
My best friend is Korean, and I miss her mom's cooking all the time. I've watched so many videos on growing these from containers...but as an artist, the drawn diagram helps me understand perfectly. Thank you!
Bonjour, I watched you for the first time today. I just loved watching you love your production without ever forgetting your wife in the action! The simplicity with which you show us how to do, the way you repeat what is important for us to understand, that you take time to really show us each phase of the growing of bok choys... I am just very excited to grow them too... just missing that soup recipe from Nancy! Ah ah ah
Good day Sir! Your Bok Choys are the biggest I've seen. Can you share a more detailed (in days if possible) timeline on how you grew those? Like from planting seeds to germination to transplanting and harvest. Also is it recommended to plant the seeds directly on the pot (one per pot) and expose it to full sun as it germinates (so I can skip the transplanting process)?
Nice ! Bok Choy is underrated. I love it. Fry some garlic, add the bok choy, a good splash of soy sauce, few tablespoons oyster sauce, sprinkle some diced hot pepper over it, takes 3 minutes of wokking to prep and it's actually much tastier than it sounds on paper. You can also regrow a whole new plant from the "stump" end.
As the young folks say" You the man" I'm up at 2:29 , watching you, and learning something new. Well you and Your Lady Nancy. I'm wanting to plant, more than the same old thing.
Very interesting video. My wife and I love Bok Choy and Asian food. I planted one for the very first time this year just for the fun of it and it came up great. Any chance of you posting Nancy's soup recipe, as you make it sound super delicious. I also subscribed to your channel. Ya'll have a great day from Canada.
Wonderful video! I love that you showed the entire process, with the drawings, and that beautiful finished product! I’m still a pretty inexperienced gardener, and I’m also having the problem of my few-inches-tall seedlings already flowering. 🥺 Do I just pop them off?
I just had mine start to sprout from seeds! This is so useful. Thank you! I love bok choy because it is gentle enough on my angry stomach but still provides tons of nutrients. The ones sold in the stores near me are always in bad condition so I decided to try to grow my own.
I love your videos, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I was waiting until I could have a farm to grow my own veggies and thanks to you I can start now. You are an inspiration and a breath of fresh air. God bless you booth.
I am SO GLAD I came across this video. I want to grow some Bok Choy this year, and your know how, is the best. I think this will be fun growing these. I love the tip about the long stem, and planting it deep. I wouldnt have known that. What size container are you using there? Also, what variety of Bok Choy is it?
Great video, I have a tip you might like. When my pak choi looks like yours when you harvest. I pick the outer row of stems, and leave the plant growing. Every time the outer row or 2 matures I pick them leaving the plant. I do this all summer long harvesting pak choi and the plant just keeps producing & very seldom ever bolts.
Hi H&N, thank you for putting up this video. I have 2 questions for you: 1. what do you do with the stem that you left in the soil and 2. I just bought from the store 2 baby bok choy plants, nor even 5 inch tall and they start putting yellow flowers? What to i do with them? will they still make baby bok choys? Thank you....Be well.
Thank you for doing this video. Thank you Nancy for having Hollis show us about the thin stem part. That helped me. I love you new Florida homestead💖✝️😁
+noillucS 33 I really don't like the ones in our grocery stores here in USA. They are usually soft and wilted. Nothing comes close to garden fresh ❤️❤️
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I’m SO glad you included the pen and paper demonstration, very helpful. Thank you ❤️
Yes, loved that part!
I didn't see the pen and paper demo
My bad, the drawing on paper great I was thinking of the signs inside the plant, tell me how you get the writting to stay too identify your plants
Truee. He is the first person i've watched who discussed it thru paper. this is so important for me. lol.
👍🏻 Seconded 🙏
Dear Hollis all you need to do is harvest the outer leaves and stems from your plants and they will continue to put out new stems and leaves from each plant center . When they "bolt" and put out seed heads, save the seeds for your fall/winter crop to be planted when the nearby trees begin dropping their leaves. You'll be able to harvest again until the outer leaves are ruined by cold weather. I love the stems too as a substitute for celery in salads. A new subscriber.
Thanks for the tips!! Welcome to the family 👩🏻🌾👨🌾🐶
@Rebecca ~ Wow, what a great idea to replace chopped celery! 🌱🪴
Thank you for this tip.
I am new and this is a great tip. Thanks
Yes I do the same technique with my collard greens and kale. Last for years.
I love how you illustrated how the sprouts grow long and then you bury it deep. Great illustrations and explanation. I love your channel, I learn so much.
This is such a phenomenal video - thank you for putting together such a comprehensive "how to"!
You are very welcome Lauren ❤️
My Asian wife uses bok choy in a soup after boiling a few beef shank along with quartered potatoes and green beans. The beef shank broth is so good with just the right amount of salt. She boils the white part first in two inch chunks and cuts up the green leafy into much smaller pieces and after adding the green she turns off the heat and wait for about 25 minutes while it simmers Yup good stuff.! Some times I may add a little fish sauce but only if I make the recipe. For some reason when the wife makes it there is no reason to add any thing else. I enjoy your channel. TY.
Thankyou for that recipe.
My White wife will pick the outer row of stems, and leave the plant growing. Every time the outer row or 2 matures I pick them leaving the plant. I do this all summer long harvesting pak choi and the plant just keeps producing & very seldom ever bolts.
I think that's nilaga
Is that a filipino dish? 😂 sounds loke one
What?? Nancy makes kimchi out of boc choy!! I love making kimchi but have only made it with cabbage!! I didn't even know you could make it with boc choy!! I would LOVE to see a video of nancy making kimchi with boc choy
I'm impressed by your accuracy when it came to hand tossing handfuls of blood meal into the containers. That was impressive.
It was funny for me. He tells you the amount and when you look for a spoon you see fingers on a hand.
@petersam4182 I know how it feels in my hand from doing it for 62 years. If you are a beginner, measure it out and put it in your hand to see how it feels. After a while you won’t need to measure any longer. You can gauge it by the feel
Your explanation and illustration at the beginning was really something I needed. I have run into many videos that tell you and show you how they grow theirs but your approach is more effective than others.
Thanks
Well Hallelujah someone that knows how to give good instructions, heck on paper I wasnt expecting, BONUS, and then the whole nine yards. Thank you thank you I live in Florida and my only concern is daggone bugs, but Im going to give this a whirl. Thanks again yall
One of the super healthy veggies you can grow& eat!!! Tastes like mild onion celery, but not as stringy as celery. It’s wonderful to cook, stir fry & eat raw for veggie plate w/dip or salad!👍😍
Thanks for that info. Never tried it before nor knew what to do with it. I am not really into soups. 👍
Can you give the recipe for the soup please. You make it sound so appetizing.
Can Miss Nancy show us how she cook your favorite soup ..
As far as my opinion is I’ve just gotta say, “Your garden videos are the very best on the internet without a doubt!” I watch several, but yours is the most humane, humbling, honest to goodness & most pleasurable to watch! You both truly bring joy to so many! Thank you & please continue making these videos! Love ❤️ your prayer 🙏at the end! ❣️😍
Wow, thank you! Blessings
I laughed so hard at the mother-in-law comment. MILs are hard to please but Asian MILs, you gotta work extra hard to please and I’m sure she was happy she got some.
Can we get Nancy to share her soup recipe?
Nancy needs her own cooking channel.
and can we get a video of how it is cooked and prepared after you harvest the bok choy?
Nancy has some cooking videos on our channel now on cooking Bok Choy. She is making several new cooking videos for 2022 release. I am certain you will be well pleased. She is doing an outstanding job on her videos!
Maybe you can make another video of your vegetables like the soups she made... farm to table approach
Not tried bok choy in my backyard yet. But how to prepare the seedlings and what type of soil to use? Your newly harvested bok choy is captivating.
I like Hollis' video because he keeps it real and simple. No BS.
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Thanks Nancy for getting Hollis to show us again about the root and stem and how to plant everything properly.
I just discovered Bok Choy because I have digestive issues and bok choy is really good for your digestive system so I have been buying baby bok choy a from the store but it’s a little expensive so I wanted to look into growing it which I’ve never grown anything before , I can’t believe how huge his bok choy came out that’s bigger than the big bok choys at the store ! Great video I hope to try this out one day , thanks 🙏🏼
This is my first time growing bok choy and your video was super helpful! Thank you and good luck. Lots of love from Russia :)
The drawings are so helpful!
Thanks for watching! I always do better learning stuff when there are illustrations. I’ll try to do some more of that for ya👍
If you have a koi pond and you're taking all your water from there, you'll never have to worry about blood meal products for nitrogen again, believe me 😁
I really appreciate the drawings. It helps so much
Ahhh I thought my seedlings were leggy so I gave up.
But now I know I was doing it right so thank you for this simple tutorial! Will definitely start again!
I am praying to the soil God's to help me find a miracle. I live in Arizona and I love to garden but my husband is cheap and never gets me the things that I need to grow basically anything good. So I wonder alleys and hope that some one is throwing out yard clippings or shoot one time I found 2 half bags of soil. I guess it was their leftovers. Well. The point of this message is. That it is wonderful to see a married couple who love to garden and who supports Each other. Also baby bok choy is my favorite I use it in every Asian dish almost but I would love to grow it because in the grocery store it's $4 just for a little bit. Praise God for people like your two teaching people like me. Thank you
So much easier to understand than any of the elaborate Powerpoint slides at my job.
This video is 5 years old.... and I just 'discovered' you today!! I'm subscribing!! This was an excellent video!! THANK YOU!! I'm gonna be sure to watch your 'How to Make Pak Choi Soup'!!!!
Welcome to the family ❤️❤️🐶
I never know baby bak choi can grow that big! Love it.
So glad I found this channel. It is my first go-to when I want to plant something new. Thank you for your service to humanity!!
So glad our videos help you. Enjoy your fall garden this year❤️
This was the best video I’ve seen on growing Bok Choi!!! This is my first attempt at growing Pak Choi which as you know is the same as Bok Choy. When I planted my seeds, they germinated looking like micro greens. I was so confused I didn’t know what to do. I’ve looked at several videos, but your video is hands down the absolute best!!! I love the way you drew on paper how it grows and explained in excellent detail what happens as it grows. I’m praying I can save my crop, and get to enjoy my Pak Choi. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
My family also loves Bok Choy and I'm about to try my first attempt at growing of them. Thanks for the tips and yours look absolutely perfect. Must have made great meals. Cheers.
You are a wonderful teacher. First time going to plant bok choy this year. This will help a lot. Really love your videos. Much blessings
Thank you for these great tips, can’t wait to grow mine thanks to you . God bless.
Best of luck to you with your garden this spring ❤️. Have a peaceful weekend
I love how you always think of your mother in law. You're a good man!
Wow, I love this! Not sure I can do this anymore because of arthritis, but I love watching you and your wife grow these beautiful vegetables. You are an excellent teacher, Hollis! I taught for 32 years and I will say that you are one of the best teachers I've seen on TH-cam! Nice work! The drawings are extremely helpful, and your instructions are perfect. (debbie)
Thank you Debbie. That is an awesome compliment and really encourages me to keep at it. God bless you🙏
I’m so glad you listened to Nancy and did another close up of how you were planting it, the stem area. The second time it was clearly shown. Wonderful explanations.
Yes! Thank you!
Had to come back and watch again! I've got seedlings started 😊
Lovely. I'll make a shortcut and buy them small at Lowe's Thanks Hollis and Nancy.
I like how you show from start to transplant and all the progressions. So many videos say "How to grow" and all they show is putting seeds or transplants in a pot. YOUR video goes on to show what to look forward to. What the growing plant actually looks like. That is informative, helpful and refreshing. Thanks for taking the time to show the whole process. That is beautiful. My mouth was watering thinking of your soup.
Thank you so much for watching and your kind words ❤️. We like to give the entire process as much as possible to help you know what to expect when you plant something new. This puts you ahead of the curve in your own garden. Have a peaceful weekend
Great suggestion on burying them deep with cotyledons at the soil level.
I do have one suggestion for you. Open wounds placed directly in soil incur a greater chance that soil borne pathogens infect your plant. I would identify the leaves that will be removed about 10 days prior to transplant. Cut them off cleanly and let them callus. Just a little extra precaution.
I wish I knew what you were talking about. It sounds important. I’m new at gardening and this is my new favorite vege.
I love your videos and have been following for you both for quite some time to learn more about gardening. I also love that you give all glory to our heavenly Father- God. The Lord's continued blessings to you both in life and harvest.
Im about to start my first bok choi grow ever. And This is by far the BEST , clearest tutorial on How to iv come across. Thank you for doing this
Update: it was a huge success :D
Well done 👍👍👍
BEST tutorial with drawings EVER!! Thank you!!
This the best bok choy video on the internet. Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial! I hope you and Nancy enjoy your soup (recipe please!). Praise Jesus for your harvest! God bless you indeed! Amen.
Este es sin dudas el mejor video instructivo que he visto en este medio, es usted un gran maestro, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos al mas alto nivel 💚
I really enjoy your videos, especially since you show start to finish with all the details. This video is very helpful to me. I'm growing bok choy for the second year. Last year they bolted very early so I got an earlier start this year. Best of luck with your gardening. Thanks and stay well!
You are a fabulous teacher sir!! Wonderful thankyou!!
I always thought they were leggy! I never knew you could bury them deep. Love your tutorials. Thanks for the valuable information and great videos!! Gorgeous as always!
+Kortney Gentner
We all learn from each other 👍👍. Have a peaceful weekend Kortney❤️❤️❤️
I love your instructions & graphics on your planting. So easy to follow. Thank you
I grow bok choi too and.sell when I have plenty. These veggies are the easiest and quickest to grow. Nice work.
Awesome description of your drawings makes a huge difference. Thanks!
BTW watching this video which was 5 yrs ago and your most current video... you still look the same! That's from eating healthy veggies and being blessed! You are a cool dude sir!
I think we need a video on how you keep pest from attacking your veggies. they are beautiful!
+Ruslyn Joyce Teague
I will work on that. I use no pesticides at all. I use 100% Cold Pressed Neem Oil
Nancy please do a video of your soup.
thank you so much for this video! I love that we can grow these beautiful veggies in containers!
We really enjoy bok choy in our stir fry. Soup sounds like a fantastic idea! This is our 1st time growing it and I'm pretty sure of a good harvest now that I've seen your video! While those babies are getting started, I will build myself an awesome grow table. It looks like just what I need!
That is awesome!
I’m a new subscriber and I love bok choy and your video and am a new gardener. Just moved to
Florida with my husband and can’t wait to get growing!
Would love to have the recipe for Nancy's bok choy soup!
I didnt know what to do with those stem until i saw this.. you earn a loyal subscriber. You rocks man..
Xoxo
Malaysia
My best friend is Korean, and I miss her mom's cooking all the time. I've watched so many videos on growing these from containers...but as an artist, the drawn diagram helps me understand perfectly. Thank you!
Bonjour, I watched you for the first time today. I just loved watching you love your production without ever forgetting your wife in the action! The simplicity with which you show us how to do, the way you repeat what is important for us to understand, that you take time to really show us each phase of the growing of bok choys... I am just very excited to grow them too... just missing that soup recipe from Nancy! Ah ah ah
Your drawings are really helpful. Thank you.
My pleasure 😊
Lots of helpful information on this video, thank you and God bless you!
Good day Sir! Your Bok Choys are the biggest I've seen. Can you share a more detailed (in days if possible) timeline on how you grew those? Like from planting seeds to germination to transplanting and harvest.
Also is it recommended to plant the seeds directly on the pot (one per pot) and expose it to full sun as it germinates (so I can skip the transplanting process)?
Nice ! Bok Choy is underrated. I love it. Fry some garlic, add the bok choy, a good splash of soy sauce, few tablespoons oyster sauce, sprinkle some diced hot pepper over it, takes 3 minutes of wokking to prep and it's actually much tastier than it sounds on paper. You can also regrow a whole new plant from the "stump" end.
As the young folks say" You the man" I'm up at 2:29 , watching you, and learning something new. Well you and Your Lady Nancy. I'm wanting to plant, more than the same old thing.
Very interesting video. My wife and I love Bok Choy and Asian food. I planted one for the very first time this year just for the fun of it and it came up great. Any chance of you posting Nancy's soup recipe, as you make it sound super delicious.
I also subscribed to your channel.
Ya'll have a great day from Canada.
Wow that is a pretty plant ! Hollis talked so much about that Bok Choy soup that I have to ask would Nancy please post the recipe ?
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Wonderful video! I love that you showed the entire process, with the drawings, and that beautiful finished product! I’m still a pretty inexperienced gardener, and I’m also having the problem of my few-inches-tall seedlings already flowering. 🥺 Do I just pop them off?
I just had mine start to sprout from seeds! This is so useful. Thank you! I love bok choy because it is gentle enough on my angry stomach but still provides tons of nutrients. The ones sold in the stores near me are always in bad condition so I decided to try to grow my own.
Thank you Hollis! I just started growing leafy greens indoors with my grow lights. I am so excited to start growing Bok Choy! Thank you:)
So delicious in soup. I cook it with a generous amount of ginger and a bit of fish sauce. Careful with the fish sauce; it's salty.
great tutorial. Drawing it out first was helpful.
Love the illustration, very helpful! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Nancy for having Hollis clarify the depth of the planting! ;)
I love your videos, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I was waiting until I could have a farm to grow my own veggies and thanks to you I can start now. You are an inspiration and a breath of fresh air. God bless you booth.
Thanks for sharing. God bless you!
Just got seeds and already planted some today. First time. Great video ! ✌
Where did you get your seeds?
@@cherylshannon-ward4185 Homewood garden center in north Raleigh.
How do you make the soup with bok Choy? I really like the way you explain your gardening! God bless! 😃
They have recipes in a playlist on their channel!
I gotta have bok choy for stir fry. Thank you for taking the time and effort to show all the details.
BOK CHOY is one of the absolute best nutritious veggies you could possibly plant & eat! Yours are so beautiful!😍
wow i have started 12 in ice cream containers never thought of transplanting,so thats the next job
I am SO GLAD I came across this video. I want to grow some Bok Choy this year, and your know how, is the best. I think this will be fun growing these. I love the tip about the long stem, and planting it deep. I wouldnt have known that. What size container are you using there? Also, what variety of Bok Choy is it?
Wish you filmed the soup and kimchi recepie.
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Thanks for sharing. God Bless you both Hollis and Nancy
Thank you so much for the perfect explanation of how and why to grow bok choy! Please post Nancy's soup recipe when you have time. Have a blessed day!
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Explanation like this is what I need. Thanks a lot and happy gardening :D
So glad the video helped you. Enjoy your garden this spring 👍. Have a peaceful weekend
How boss is that! ( throwing bloodmeal into pots 5 feet away ) :-)
This is exactly I need to learn!!! Thank you 😊
Your welcome blessings
Great video, I have a tip you might like. When my pak choi looks like yours when you harvest. I pick the outer row of stems, and leave the plant growing. Every time the outer row or 2 matures I pick them leaving the plant. I do this all summer long harvesting pak choi and the plant just keeps producing & very seldom ever bolts.
I really love how you use the diagram to teach us. It is so helpful.
So glad it helped you. I do better with illustrations myself rather than verbal descriptions. I figured most people are probably the same way
Hi H&N, thank you for putting up this video. I have 2 questions for you: 1. what do you do with the stem that you left in the soil and 2. I just bought from the store 2 baby bok choy plants, nor even 5 inch tall and they start putting yellow flowers? What to i do with them? will they still make baby bok choys? Thank you....Be well.
Please show a video of the making the soup! 💚
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After harvesting, will the plant grow back or is it done for the season?
Great question! I was wondering the same thing!
If you just cut the leaves off and not the stem it will grow back it was fun too watch
thank you very much for the useful advice. with your video I saw where I went wrong in growing this plant. Greetings from Serbia
Thank you for doing this video. Thank you Nancy for having Hollis show us about the thin stem part. That helped me. I love you new Florida homestead💖✝️😁
Ahh!!! those are huge bok choy. That is so cool.
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They are massive. What we buy in the Supermarkets, here in England are so small in comparison.
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I really don't like the ones in our grocery stores here in USA. They are usually soft and wilted. Nothing comes close to garden fresh ❤️❤️
Great video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Great video demo. Thanks to Nancy for making you explain it over again.
Great video! Thanks for sharing💚! I'm growing baby bok choy for the first time! Very inspiring!! Thanks!