How to prune korean radish 'altari'

Cut bolting stalks as soon as they appear; remove damaged leaves anytime. Sever flower stalks cleanly at the base with scissors or a knife the moment they emerge. Snap off any yellow outer leaves. Harvest the whole plant before extensive bolting, as root quality drops rapidly once flowering begins.

As needed; check every few days during warm or dry spells. Korean Radish 'Altari' needs no true pruning. This compact, fast-maturing root crop is harvested whole in 30–45 days. If plants bolt in heat, cut flower stalks immediately to slow deterioration. Remove yellowing or damaged leaves anytime to keep airflow good around the shoulder of the root.

Sever flower stalks cleanly at the base with scissors or a knife the moment they emerge. Snap off any yellow outer leaves. Harvest the whole plant before extensive bolting, as root quality drops rapidly once flowering begins.