The studies were conducted in the years 2012-2014 at the Research Institute of Horticulture in Skierniewice and aimed to compare the effectiveness of different weeds management methods useful for organic production of Chinese cabbage and transplanted leek and to determine their impact on the yield of the crops. The effectiveness of such methods as mechanical treatments, mechanical treatments with biostimulator Asahi SL, the usage of mulches (black non-woven polypropylene and biodegradable films) and hand weeding was compared. The weeds control, number and biomass of weeds and secondary weed infestation were determined during the experiments. The plants height and the yield of Chinese cabbage and transplanted leek and additionally the physiological indices such the chlorophyll content in the leaves, were measured also. The best results of weeds control were achieved in the crops weeded by hand and grown in the soil covered with mulch. The mulches completely reduced the weeds in Chinese cabbage and by 98.9-99.5% in transplanted leek. After mechanical treatments the weeds control at the rate of 95.7-97.6% was noted. The reduction of weeds affected positively the yield of the crops. The highest yield from the plots covered by polypropylene and biodegradable films were obtained. In Chinese cabbage the tendency in changing the chlorophyll content in the leaves was similar in all objects, except the plants weeded by hand, in which was slightly lower before harvest. In all objects the chlorophyll content before harvest was higher than in the check.