Seeds to Harvest / Growing Chinese Kale from seeds at home / Chinese broccoli For Beginner

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Welcome to my channel NY SOKHOM. This video show u about how to grow Chinese kale from seeds. ......................................................................................... ..................................................................................................................................................................
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20 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 19

@VGarden 3 года назад

Wow! chinese kale is so big!

@yjgardeningzone1920 3 года назад

Mam please make a video how to grow lauki or bottle gourd

@mojonewslk 3 года назад

good...

@Helpgardening123 3 года назад

Nicely nice video

@nysokhom6213 3 года назад

Thanks😍😍😍

@khasimpeera2571 3 года назад

Namaste madam.very useful video.please do kitchen waste compost video.thanku so much madam.

@nicole4eva111 3 месяца назад

i started my little garden and have chinese kale. After I set the seeds they sprouted within two days. Is this normal for the seeds to sprout this fast?

@harrisonemmanuel8462 3 года назад

Very good and helpful. Thank you

@LarinaHomeandGardenAustralia88 3 года назад

😍😍😍

@myongmyong2907 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing. Have chance, I would like to grow this veg.

@leongabaenjr4968 Год назад

Nice one!

@shahaniesalazarph3441 3 года назад

Good work new friend here ❤️

@erdemakpnar3482 2 года назад

Cok guzel ellerine saglik

@kebunbaru133 3 года назад

Good👍👍👍

@mcmag888 2 года назад

Thank you 👍🙏☺️

@bobbybrown840 Год назад

💙

@tripham2921 2 года назад

Once you harvest the plant is it dead or will more shoots grow up?

@mcmag888 2 года назад

It should bush out again instead of grow up toward bolting and flowering/seeding. At least curly kale is like that. Also, I leave more of the stem intact and l cut off the top at a higher point, removing mostly leaves from bottom layers first. This is to encourage more side growth, and doing it this way it will encourage more edible leaves, even through winter and all year long without ever flowering and dying.