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What is this vegetable?

9 years ago

Hi can anyone help me identify this vegetable please? I think it might be Perpetual Spinach but am not sure as I planted lots of different seeds and have lost the labels. I also planted Pak Choi and from the images I have seen it could be any!! Many thanks

Comments (8)

shaxhome (Frog Rock, Australia 9b)
9 years ago
It's Pak Choi.

Here is a link that might be useful: Example Pics
aldigirl
Original Author
9 years ago
thanks Shaxhome. How do u know for sure that it is pak choi?
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djkj
9 years ago
Looks like Bok-choy. Would be interesting to know what it is
theforgottenone1013 (SE MI zone 5b/6a)
9 years ago
It's definitely a bok choi (bok choy, pak choi, pac choi; however you want to spell it). There was another very recent post regarding them that has some pics (linked below).

Rodney

Here is a link that might be useful: Spring Bok Choi - It can be done
elisa_z5
9 years ago
You can tell it's pac choi because of the thick white stems and spoon shaped leaves. It looks beautiful.
woohooman San Diego CA zone 10a
9 years ago
Yep. Definitely Bok(pak) choy.

Kevin
seysonn
9 years ago
Some kind of "CHOY" for sure : D
aldigirl
Original Author
9 years ago
Many thanks for all your answers, I have 5 of them so will be bok choi-ing it for a while x

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