Showing posts with label Chinese Spinach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese Spinach. Show all posts
Sunday, October 3, 2010
First Chinese Spinach Harvest
My chinese spinach (Amaranthus Tricolor) is ready to be harvested. I uprooted a total of about four plants from the container bed. They look very good, fresh and appetizing for my lunch :) cheers!
organically-grown chinese spinach
fresh from the container bed
only the young leaves, the rest goes to the compost bin
It taste yummy...hmm only serves for 1 person though.
Friday, September 24, 2010
Chinese Spinach
Remember about the lonely carrot that I planted in the big container? Well, they have companions now. I planted a shallot(to deter carrot flies) and some chinese spinach. I am not sure about its scientific name, but I believe chinese spinach are from the amaranthus family.
They have been growing there for almost 3 weeks now and they grow rather fast. I am not so sure when to harvest them as this is the first time I am growing it. If you happen to grow chinese spinach please do let me know when to harvest them :D
Carrot, shallot and chinese spinach...
close-up pic of chinese spinach.
They have been growing there for almost 3 weeks now and they grow rather fast. I am not so sure when to harvest them as this is the first time I am growing it. If you happen to grow chinese spinach please do let me know when to harvest them :D
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