Assertion: broccoli's head | /r/HasProperty | cut
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text: Be sure the head is cut before it cracks apart and separates; otherwise the plant will quickly flower and go to seed.
text: The lateral branches on a broccoli plant will develop rapidly after the terminal or central head has been cut.
text: For as long as I can remember, gardeners have been growing broccoli varieties like ‘DeCicco’ and ‘Italian Sprouting’, known for their ability to produce a slew of slender side shoots after the primary head is cut.
text: Tall, erect, 30-36" plants give way to multiple side shoots once the central head is cut.
text: stems after the main flowering head has been cut, and will keep producing more and more if the plant is kept well watered and fed.
text: Smaller, lateral heads develop throughout the summer after the central head is cut.
text: three weeks later and when central head has been cut (¼ lb. of 10-10-10 per 10 ft. row).
text: three weeks later and when central head has been cut (¼ lb. of 10-10-10 per 10 ft. row).
text: Many varieties produce numerous smaller side shoots after the primary head is cut.
text: It can be harvested 80-100 days from when it is transplanted and will continue to produce side shoots after the main head is cut.
text: It is ready to cut from 80 to 100 days from transplanting and continues to form side shoots (secondary heads) after the main central head is cut.
text: Some varieties produce a large number of harvestable side-shoots after the main head has been cut.
text: After the main head is cut, broccoli will develop several smaller side shoots that can be harvested a few weeks later.