These are the last caulis to be collected for this year. These were grown in raised beds, with lime added on planting, beneath a cover of debris netting. Most of them have been okay. Half, though, were blown and eaten by pestilence. I forget not what variety these were, but I do remember them being an F1 variety.
Some of the flower heads have been quite big with nice healthy looking curds. Others have been small. I guess putting them in 3×3 formation might need looking at. Using netting certainly helps. Without netting, it’s highly unlikely you would get a crop. I would also place stock in using plugs. My seedlings never survive the slugs.
horticultural 'obbit 
Very nice looking heads of cauli. And how smart is the garden trug. Very cool!
Your cauliflower looks great! It is true- we humans must battle the bugs to get a taste!
Makes for lovely stuffed chappatis
One of the many things I just can’t grow. Never seem to get them to take, even using plugs. Yours look lovely.
Ta 🙂 these were stupidly pampered by mama h. Taste lovely 🙂 spot of aloo gobi for lunch today