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Monday, October 4, 2010

Gai Choy (Mustard Green), Silver Beet & Pak Choy

Weather's warming up and the leafy vegetables are doing well. The gai choy (mustard green) under the net are flourishing. I have harvested about thrice and it is time to harvest again : This large lone silver beet is forever doing well.
These two silver beets were slow to grow because of competition for sunlight and space but eversince I trimmed the lemon grass, they are taking off :
I have sown some more pak choy (green) and am now thinned and protected the seedlings that have emerged :
This pot used to be where the apricot moorpark was but now I have recycled it for pak choy.
This planter had pak choy that bolted to seeds so I removed them to replant pak choy.
"All that mankind needs for good health and healing is provided by God in nature...the challenge of Science is to find it." - Paracelcus, the father of Pharmcology, 1493 - 1541