A hybrid Pak Choi with attractive spoon-shaped stalks, ivory white stems, and dark green leaves. It has shown moderate tolerance to cold temperatures.

Joi Choi forms a 12-15" tall, broad, heavy plant with dark green leaves and thick, flattened white petioles. Tolerant to heat and cold. Space 10-12" apart. Specs: Packet: 250 seeds Avg. 10,200 seeds/oz

Pak Choi Joi Choi F1 is a large pak choi with delightful white stems with dark, vibrant and lustrous leaves. Can be harvested at various stages of development. Vigorous, uniform with high percentage of high quality product. Stores well and slower to bolt due to its hybrid vigour. When to Sow: Cool Climate: SEP – APR* Temperate: ALL YEAR.

Joi Choi F1 Hybrid is the first hybrid white stem Pak Choi in the world. Slow bolter, uniform in growth and maturity and very cold tolerant. Most cold tolerant variety and keeps green in winter. Tested for Black Rot and Black Leg. 50 days direct seeded.

Joi Choi F1 Hybrid is the first hybrid white stem Pak Choi in the world. Slow bolter, uniform in growth and maturity and very cold tolerant. Most cold tolerant variety and keeps green in winter. Tested for Black Rot and Black Leg. 50 days direct seeded. 7,000 seeds/oz.; 10 days, 75°F.

5 days ago · Pak Choi cabbage, specifically the Joi Choi F1 variety, is an exceptional choice that will delight both novice and experienced gardeners. It boasts a short growing period, allowing for a quick harvest just 5-6 weeks after sowing.

Joi Choi F1 Chinese Cabbage matures in 55 relative days. Dark green shiny leaves, broad white stalks, slow to bolt, high yielding, and cold-tolerant. Perfect for fall planting!

A very popular green-stemmed pak choi that is upright and compact with broad petioles and tender, flavorful leaves. Widely adaptable and tolerant to cold, heat and bolting.

Joi Choi Pac Choi is an all season pac choi, withstands cold and frost and is slow to bolt. Start harvesting when plants are small: mature plants are still tender and sweet.

Asian Delight F1 Pak Choi (or Bok Choy) is a Chinese Cabbage that outperformed the comparisons by leaps and bounds. Judge after judge noted how this Pak Choi does not bolt like the comparisons, even weeks after other varieties went to seed.