Growing Pak Choy, also Pak choi

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19 Sep 17 warwick (Australia - cool/mountain climate)
i can not seem to find the answer to the question and that is will this do ok in part shade
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29 Sep 17 John (Australia - tropical climate)
Most leaf vegetables will do well in part shade. It is the fruiting ones such as beans, tomatoes, zucchinis, corn, etc that need more sun
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23 Sep 17 Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Position: Part or full sun, well drained soil
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22 Sep 17 Darren (Australia - temperate climate)
Going by your region, I would say possibly only in the summer months, depending on how much shade you mean. I live in a warm temperate region, and grow it in full sun, all year round.
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