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6/ Here’s a psychedelic recipe. Take the classic, OP, green-and-white Choi, out of Asia. Then, introduce it to the visionary brilliance of America’s finest holistic plant breeders, upping novelty, color, pizzaz, health, diversity and fit. Imagine that. The best of both worlds. x.com/covidyoga/status/1475233070055710734

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Quoted byRaised SE Asian English, I dig Anglo-Asian syntheses. In my farming, two Brassica species, B. oleraceae (the Europeans) and, B. rapa (the Asians), dominate. Here, manifestly wedding Asian genetics and PNW aesthetics, a B. rapa genepool in the nursery just now. Pretty synergy, eh?Quoted by@Tao_Orion If you haven’t given Frank Morton’s chois a go, yet, I heartily recommend their beauty, vigor, nutrient-value, disease-resistance, and suitability for crowded spacing, in single-plantings under cover, allowing for repeated harvest and grow-back, all the way through winter.