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My Mooli radish is all going to seed in this hot weather, looks like it will have to come out and be re sown, for a later crop, first time I've grown it, so lesson learnt. I had a similar situation with leeks last year so I sowed them nearly 2 months later, seems to have worked.
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You could always leave the last couple that bolt in to produce seeds for later - assuming that they're not a F1 variety. Taking the first might promote bolting so talking the last ones will hopefully get the least likely to bolt.
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Just the mooli? I think you're fortunate.
Most of my foliage crops have gone to seed, the mustard, several rocket varieties, even one or two onions.
Somehow, the lobjoits lettuce was fine in the shade. Then found four birds stripping the leaves yesterday.
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Mooli has good edible pods (crunchy, not stringy), I would recommend to let it go to seed if you don't need the space for something else. We had lot of them in early spring (from autumn sowing).Comment
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This threads reminded me I've not sown my Mooli checked the packet and I'm still OK to sow
Location....East Midlands.Comment
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All my pak choi sowing have gone to seed !
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