How to prune mustard greens 'golden streaks'

Ongoing during the growing season; remove bolt stems immediately. Snip outer fronds with scissors 1–2 inches above soil. Cut flower stalks at the base as soon as they emerge to slow bolting.

Every 1–2 weeks during active growth. 'Golden Streaks' is a feathery, mild mustard green suited to cut-and-come-again harvesting. Snip outer fronds regularly to encourage fresh regrowth from the center. Remove flower stalks the moment they appear to prolong the harvest. Its fine texture makes it bolt-prone in heat, so prompt deadheading of bolts is especially important.

Snip outer fronds with scissors 1–2 inches above soil. Cut flower stalks at the base as soon as they emerge to slow bolting.