W1307 Jiemei Chicken-Leg Thick-Stem Gai Lan Seeds | Crisp Chinese BroccoliItem NO.: WP-1307-choice

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Thick, succulent central stalks have a crisp bite and fine fibers.
Short, rounded blue-green leaves are broad, thick, and tender.
Mildly sweet gai lan produces edible flowering shoots with white buds.
Space plants approximately 8 inches apart in rows 16 inches apart.
Harvest the main stalk while tender, then feed plants to encourage side shoots.

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- Product Name: W1307 Jiemei Chicken-Leg Thick-Stem Gai Lan Seeds | Crisp Chinese Broccoli
- Item NO.: WP-1307-choice
- Weight: 0.1 kg = 0.2205 lb = 3.5274 oz
- Category: BELLFARM Choice > Vegetable Seeds > Broccoli
- Tag: Chinese Kale Seeds , Gai Lan Seeds , Brassica oleracea var. alboglabra , Jiemei Chicken-Leg Thick-Stem Gai Lan , W1307 Chicken-Leg Thick-Stem Gai Lan , Chicken-Leg Gai Lan , Chicken Leg Chinese broccoli , Chicken-Leg Thick-Stem Gai Lan , thick stem gai lan , thick stalk Chinese broccoli , Chinese broccoli seeds , kai lan seeds , Chinese flowering kale , flowering Chinese broccoli , white flower gai lan , crisp stem gai lan , tender leaf gai lan , broad leaf gai lan , low fiber gai lan , heat tolerant gai lan
- Brand: Bellfarm®
- Creation Time: 2026-10-25
Variety characteristics:

• W1307 Jiemei Chicken-Leg Thick-Stem Gai Lan is a vigorous Chinese broccoli selected for its stout, succulent central stalks and tender, rounded leaves. The blue-green foliage is short, broad, and thick, while the juicy stems have a crisp texture, fine fibers, and a mild, pleasantly sweet flavor. Plants produce edible flowering shoots with white buds and perform best at approximately 59–86°F. Start seeds indoors and transplant seedlings at about 30–35 days, spacing plants approximately 8 inches apart in rows 16 inches apart. Begin fertilizing about 5–7 days after transplanting. Harvest the main flowering stalk while tender, then apply a quick-acting fertilizer to encourage side-shoot production. This selection is described as relatively tolerant of heat and rainy conditions, but summer and off-season crops benefit from protective growing conditions or shade cloth. Watch for cabbageworms, diamondback moth caterpillars, and aphids. Excellent for stir-fries, steaming, soups, and fresh-market bunches.