Assertion: cauliflower's head | /r/HasProperty | harvested
Facets:
value: promptly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
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: Once the head of the cauliflower plant is harvested, it does not produce the smaller, lateral heads that broccoli does if you leave the plant in the ground.
text: Once the head has been harvested, it will not develop any new, edible heads and should either be removed, or left in the soil to produce seed.
text: Once the heads of the cauliflower plant have been harvested, it will no longer develop any new, edible heads and can either be pulled up and discarded, or left in the soil to produce seed.
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: Because cauliflower does not ordinarily develop side shoots, plants may be disposed of or composted after heads are harvested.
text: Great cauliflower planting partners for spring crops include tomatoes and peppers, which will expand after heads of cauliflower are 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: 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: The heads must be harvested promptly, or they deteriorate in the field.
text: If there is ample cool and dry storage space, the heads may be harvested and stored for use.
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.