Tsoi Sim Asian Greens Seeds 2595

$2.19$44.00

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Description

     

Tsoi Sim Asian Greens Seeds 2595.

Approximately 550 seeds per packet. (500 seeds per gram.)

Bring the authentic flavour of Chinese cuisine to your table with Tsoi Sim. This versatile green features thick, glossy leaves on flowering stalks with buds similar to Italian rapini. With a mild mustard pungency, it’s a delicious and simple addition to stir-fries, soups, and salads.


Quick Seed Details

  • Type: Annual
  • Ideal for: Stir-fries, soups, and salads
  • Features: Mild mustard flavour; edible stalks and buds; easy to grow.

What you need to know to Plant & Grow Tsoi Sim

  • When to Plant: Sow seeds about two weeks before the last spring frost date. You can also sow from mid-to-late August for an excellent fall harvest. Make two or three separate sowings at five-day intervals to ensure a continuous harvest in late September to early October.
  • How to Plant: Sow seeds 6 mm deep and 5 cm apart in rows spaced 60 cm apart.
  • Care: Thin plants to 20 cm apart in the row once they are established. This green offers its best flavour and texture when grown in cooler weather.

Why Tsoi Sim belongs in Your Garden

Tsoi Sim is a fantastic choice for gardeners who want to grow greens that are both unique and versatile. Its mild mustard flavour is a delightful complement to a wide range of dishes, from the quick heat of a stir-fry to the gentle simmer of a soup. The edible stalks and buds, which are often compared to the popular Italian rapini, add an extra dimension to your meals. Plus, with the option for both a late spring and a reliable fall planting, you can enjoy this delicious green over an extended growing season.

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