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What It Means When Your Plants Bolt & Why It’s Not a Bad Thing to Happen

Greens will “bolt” and go to seed when it gets too hot for them. Learn why this isn’t a bad thing in this video!

Greens will “bolt” and go to seed when it gets too hot for them. Learn why this isn’t a bad thing in this video!

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