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freshfields_gw

dwarf bok choy

freshfields
17 years ago

anyone tried growing dwarf bok choy before ? the one they call CANTON DWARF ?

i cant get it grow the way it should and that is about 3 inches in height.

when i grow it up to 3 inches, the petiole is too small. when i tried to grow it full grown and get get the heart portion, the leaves seems to be too small.

help anyone ?

thanks

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