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Heirloom Non-GMO Bok Choy Seeds – Enjoy authentic Asian greens with rich flavor and crisp texture; perfect for fresh salads or cooking. Shanghai heirloom baby Bok Choy microgreens seeds for planting or microgreens. Sow and grown your own home garden with these pak choi seeds, from garden to your kitchen ingredients.
High Germination & Versatile Growth – Ideal for microgreens (10-15 days), baby leaves (20-30 days), or full harvest in outdoor & container gardens. Plant and watch them grow in gardens, garden raised beds, fabric pots, planters, or coco coir microgreen tray.
Easy to Grow for All Gardeners – Sow in well-drained soil after last frost; performs in spring, summer, or fall planting zones. Microgreen seeds for sprouting (harvest sprounts and microgreens), summer/fall garden seeds for planting (harvest baby fresh leaves).
Nutritious & Fast-Growing Greens – Packed with vitamins and texture, great for stir-fries, soups, smoothies, or fresh meals straight from your garden.
Great Value Seed Packet – Over 700 premium seeds for repeated plantings, companion garden projects, or herb & veggie garden expansions.Maturity: Approx. 30-40 days to maturity. Planting season: Spring or late summer/early fall.
Non-GMO seeds. High germination rate Chinese vegetable seeds (semillas de vegetales para sembrar). Germination rate: 92%. Test date: 4/10/2025.
Same as lettuce seeds for planting, kale seeds for planting, spinach seeds, baby bok choy pak choi seeds are considered winter vegetable seeds for southern states or spring / fall vegetable seeds for northern states.
We also carry warm weather Asian seeds like amaranth seeds, cherry tomato seeds for planting,bitter gourd seeds,Thai basil seed,winter melon seeds,zucchini seeds for planting,eggplant seeds,okra seeds for planting,green bean seeds,cucumber seeds for planting,loofah seeds(luffa seeds for planting),shiso seeds,bell pepper seeds for planting, Kong-xin-cai seeds.
It's satisfying to slice off an entire head of these vase-like greens, but if you can resist, bok choy makes for a great cut-and-come-again option. Harvest the whole head within its first year of growth. As with chicory, you may still get a second head if you leave even a few leaves on the stem.