How to prune mizuna 'red kingdom'

Harvest leaves from 3–4 weeks; remove flower stalks immediately upon appearance. Cut the whole plant to 1–2 inches above soil with clean scissors or a knife. The crown will resprout within 1–2 weeks. Repeat harvesting 3–4 times per plant before flavor declines. Remove flower stalks to delay bolting.

Every 1–2 weeks during active growth. Mizuna 'Red Kingdom' is managed through repeated cutting rather than traditional pruning. Its attractive red-tinged leaves regrow readily after cut-and-come-again harvesting. Snip off emerging flower stalks to extend the season. As an annual, there is no structural pruning to do — just regular harvesting keeps it productive and tidy.

Cut the whole plant to 1–2 inches above soil with clean scissors or a knife. The crown will resprout within 1–2 weeks. Repeat harvesting 3–4 times per plant before flavor declines. Remove flower stalks to delay bolting.