Gardeners Basics, Bok Choy Chinese Cabbage Seeds for Planting - (Pak Choi) Heirloom, Non-GMO Vegetable Variety- 1 Gram Seeds Great for Summer, Spring, Fall and Winter Gardens

I bought these seeds a few months back, but never planted them due to the fact I was still going strong in my garden outside... yes, I know that sounds strange... I have a well-established, although small production inside as well. I grow veggies hydroponically all year, due to the very short growing season in my area, and I always heard that Bok-choy was one of those easy to sprout & grow veggies for indoor hydro. Well, here we go... I put these seeds, and some others I know well, in my propagation set-up (1/2 drop-in tray style & 1/2 my own starting method). Some in rock-wool, some in hydro starting pods, and some in my home-made potting mix. Simply put, I did 3 rows of 8 each; bok-choy, kale, and spinach. Obviously nothing for two days, just keeping soil moist and damp.. but here's the news: the kale that I couldn't possibly KEEP from growing if I tried (seriously every seed I drop) finally started on the third day with, you guessed it 100% germination. BUT, yessir, BUT new things! The Bok-choy has joined the ranks of the undefeated! ALSO 100% germination, who knew!?! I started them in various mediums so that there might be arrangements for anything and I would know if some seed "preferred" one type over another. However, the ones that I started in my own medium are stronger & leafing faster. I'll move them all to hydro tomorrow & see which best variegates to full water growing. As for my review? They shipped fast, got here intact & germinated very quickly... 100% the seller has done their job! The rest is to me & God, good watering & some simple fertilizer & a place for it to grow, that's all. We will be eating it very soon! =)

The seeds sprouted arter 2 Daysi. Fast delivery

Good sprouting. I actually ordered again.

Good seeds. Fresh packet. Plants came up within a week. Look strong an healthy. Couple weeks and maybe be picking my first for wonton soup.

About 75% of the seeds I buy in the average packet of bok choy seeds usually sprout, but in this packet I just got, ALL of them sprouted, and so far I've got about 24 plants growing hydroponically with 24 more seedlings ready to go. The seeds sprouted quickly - I also started swiss chard, baby bok choy and pak choy plants at the same time and the Bok Choy from this packet sprouted before any of the rest. The seedlings are very healthy, too, nice root systems and they've taken to their hydroponic life very easily. I'll update if there are any issues as they grow!

My local health market closed down & my nearest supermarket doesn't sell organic Boc Choy so I thought I'd try my hand at growing it myself. So far most of the seeds sprouted and are coming along!

The plants did-not grow as I expected them to. The bok choy germinated easily but is growing too slow. I don’t know if I am doing something wrong.

The photos shown are exactly 3 weeks of growing. I placed 2 seeds in each pod maybe should’ve kept it at one seed. Cooked some the other day (sautéed in black bean sauce). I’ll never buy bok choy from the produce section again.