Look for tight, firm heads that feel heavy for their size.
Avoid any heads with soft, leathery, or wilting leaves around the outside, or any soft spots.
Avoid heads with yellowing leaves or blacks spots, which can be signs of age or rotting, respectively.
Bok choy does best in a humid environment, so try wrapping in a moist cloth or paper towel before storing in a plastic bag.
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