Bok Choy Thinned for Larger Leaves and Continuous Grazing
Grow log by Sher · Original thread
What you can learnA concise spacing lesson showing how reducing bok choy density improved leaf size and ongoing edible production.
Useful practices
- adding nutrients when foliage looked hungry
- thinning to two plants per Harvest
- eating thinned plants
- harvesting replacement leaves as snacks
Problems encountered
- crowding
- plants appearing hungry
- limited space in a Harvest
- grow-light discomfort prevented a Kratky move
*The days were calculated automatically and approximately.
OOPS! BOLT-CHOY!
Yikes. Well you can start something new or more choy.
It's pretty, though!
That's what I thought, too, lynnee. It reminded me of some of my tiny wildflowers.
Update #5
Nice sized stalks
Update #4
They must love all the elbow room!
Nice thick heavy duty choy
Update #3
Actions taken
I love that second picture of your bok choy, Sher. They look so healthy and vibrant! Very pretty plants.
Thank you! They are my very favorite plant to snack on, and they just keep growing and growing new leaves to replace the ones I take.
Update #2
Wow, they're growing fast! Those are happy li'l bok choy
Update #1
Actions taken
Cuties
"They looked hungry ...." It's funny, the way we all nursemaid our plants!