Some critter at all my Pak Choy leaves!
Oh, that was mean... I use them to roll up in my egg rolls (I enjoy them a lot). They protect the uncooked veggies from poking through the wrapper. Yes, I could use leafy-lettuce leaves, but the Pak Choy is a member of the cabbage family and it adds some flavor. And besides, it is traditional.
I suppose I tempted the critter. There was a strong wind-storm coming, so I placed the tray on the deck so it wouldn't get blown over (it happened once). This time I'l just wrap a wire around the tray for stability.
And, of course, I can't feel safe even eating the new-growth. There might be some "critter-slobber" (and think "disease") on the plants. I'll dump the soil, bleach the tray, and plant new ones.
I was really looking forward to using them. They were just the right size. Oh well, critters get some outdoor veggies sometimes. They are hungry too.
2 comments:
Darn!! I wonder what did that. We just planted Pak Choy too. I got free seeds from the local librry.
Phooey.
Megan
Sydney, Australia
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