Rosette Pak Choi
$19.49 – $32.90
Or called tat soi, becoming popular in North American cuisine.
Glossy spoon-shaped leaves with short stems which form a rosette.
With a soft creamy texture and a mild, slight mustard-green distinctive flavour.
Growing timeline:
Seed from*: USA / Canada / Netherlands / UK
* Regions with seed restriction will have local seed kit production using local seeds, other will use seeds from various origins.
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Easy to use
Grow for green living
The kit includes seeds, seed baskets, growing media and nutrient packs – all you need for planting in aspara smart grower.
Plug, add seed and grow
Biodegradable Grow Baskets
Clean and Soil-free
Non-GMO and/or Organic Seeds
Germination Guarantee
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Best Growing Results with aspara Smart Grower
Seed Kit Set Up
Seed Kit With Seed Sachet (C4P/C8P/CFP)
Note: The extra seeds in the seed sachet can be used when the plant does not germinate 1 week after its suggested sprout time. Remove the ungerminate seed from seed capsule and replace with ONE new seed from the seed sachet.
| Weight | 0.06 kg |
|---|---|
| Selection | Seed Kit – 8 Planting Capsules, Seed Kit DIY – 16 Planting Capsules |
6 reviews for Rosette Pak Choi
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Jessica Law
The compact size and beautiful rosette shape of the pak choi leaves make them a visually appealing addition to my home.
Ruby Chow
The leaves were tender, crisp, and had a mild, refreshing flavor. I found myself adding them to various dishes, from soup to stir-fries, and they never failed to impress.
Victoria Chau
Fun and Educational for the Whole Family!
My kids loved tracking the growth progress through the smartphone app and eagerly anticipated harvest time.
Yoyo Sham
The Rosette Pak Choi was a pleasure to harvest. The leaves were tender and had a satisfying crunch.
woody chan
The pak choi leaves had a delicate, slightly sweet flavor that added depth to my stir-fries.
Sandy Wong
“Making dumplings with it
quite nice I think”