Assertion: broccoli's head | /r/HasProperty | harvested
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text: It’s known for its prolific side harvests after the main head is harvested and matures in 65 days.
text: Some varieties produce many secondary florets in the axils of the stems after the main head has been harvested.
text: Many large-headed varieties produce smaller side shoots after the primary head is harvested.
text: When the main terminal head of a broccoli plant is harvested, the axillary buds lower on the main stem are induced to develop into smaller heads, which can also be harvested.
text: When the main terminal head of a broccoli plant is harvested, the axillary buds lower on the main stem are induced to develop into smaller heads, which can also be harvested.
text: Many large-headed varieties produce smaller side shoots after the primary head is harvested.
text: You can prevent nitrogen deficiency if you fertilize during planting, when the heads start to emerge and when the first heads are harvested.
text: Tight curds form on large heads and produce many side shoots after the main head is harvested.
text: Known for high productivity and lots of side shoots after the main head is harvested.
text: Cauliflower does not typically have side shoots, so you can compost the plants after the heads have been harvested.
text: Cauliflower does not typically have side shoots, so you can compost the plants after the heads have been harvested.
text: Cauliflower does not typically have side shoots, so you can compost the plants after the heads have been harvested.
text: Cauliflower does not typically have side shoots, so you can compost the plants after the heads have been harvested.
text: After this head is harvested, the plant generally produces a couple of smaller heads that off-shoot from the main stem.
text: The central head should be harvested first when it is still tight and compact, with no opened flowers.
text: Cauliflower does not typically have side shoots, so you can compost the plants after the heads have been harvested.
text: Cauliflower does not typically have side shoots, so you can compost the plants after the heads have been harvested.
text: Once the first large head is harvested, most broccoli varieties produce smaller side, or lateral, shoots that extend the harvest for weeks.
text: Each broccoli plant will need approximately three feet of growing space for a large head, less for a smaller head that is harvested twice.
text: It sets numerous side-shoots after the main head is harvested, and thrives even in challenging environmental conditions.
text: Cauliflower does not typically have side shoots, so you can compost the plants after the heads have been harvested.
text: Cauliflower does not typically have side shoots, so you can compost the plants after the heads have been harvested.
text: Prevent nitrogen deficiency by fertilizing at planting, when the main head emerges and after the first heads are harvested so side shoots grow.