Picking outer leaves prolongs lettuce yield; bolting ends it.
Plant keeps producing from center.
Tall central stalk with seed pods = bolting. Leaves turn tough/bitter.
Pull bolted plants, sow beans or fall lettuce.
Harvest outer leaves until bolting, then rotate crop.
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