Pak Choi

Good plant size and a dark leaf color. Excellent holding ability and uniformity.

• Days to Maturity (Transplant) 45
• Appearance Green Petioles, Tight Vase-Like Shape. Erect, Compact Plant
• Resistance/Tolerance T: Bolting

Glossy green leaves with broad white petioles. Easy to grow and adapted to all growing areas. Excellent uniformity.

• Days to Maturity (Transplant) 55
• Appearance Glossy, Dark Green, Erect, Broad White Stalks
• Resistance/Tolerance T: Bolting

Mini pak choi. Develops pak choi shape at a very early stage. Can be planted in trays and harvested at transplanting time. Ideal for producing premium pak choi hearts for the Asian market.

• Days to Maturity (Transplant) 21-24 Baby, 40
• Appearance Green Petioles, Tight Vase-Like Shape

Shanghai pak choi type. Harvested as baby pak choi in the US. Weighs about a quarter of a pound. Excellent flavor and is extra tender.

• Days to Maturity (Transplant) 45
• Appearance Green Petioles, Tight Vase-Like Shape
• Resistance/Tolerance T: Bolting, Cold, Heat

Compact hybrid Canton pak choi with thick, broad, milky white petioles and glossy, dark green leaves. Perfect for specialty growers servicing Asian markets. Harvest early or when bud starts to appear.

• Days to Maturity (Direct Seed) 30-35
• Appearance Dark Green Leaves, White Petioles
• Resistance/Tolerance T: Heat