[jambop]

I sowed some pak choi and it is growing away fine however some a bit close together, is it possible to thin them and transplant the thinning's successfully ? I think they need to be about six inched apart but these are way to close together.

[mumofstig]

Brassicas usually transplant well, as long as you water them. They won't like it if it turns hot though 

[Nobbie]

Pak Choi is very suceptible to bolting and would expect the extra disturbance would make this very much more likely, especially as it's due to turn warmer this week.

[NewSteve]

I would thin and eat!

[Beetroot Queen]

Mine are about the same. I thin and eat with most things taking every other one as they grow.

What I need is a step by step pic of pak choi as I am not sure mine look right, they are healthy but taller than I imagined, all pics seem to show them right before picking not a month after being put out

[jerrynl]

Yep, would agree, thin and eat. You don't want them to grow too long anyway, they can get a bit stringy if they get too old. Size isn't everything for a pak choi