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Windowsill Radish - Day 38 - Possible plant bolting

I don't seem to be noticing much growth in the radish root lately. It seems growth is stagnating. I did give the plant a little bit of liquid fertilizer. Honestly, I'm not sure if it was the right fertilizer for the situation. I should have probably done more research. I used a fertilizer that is more for supporting green growth. I took the usually shots but not a lot to see. There was one thing I noticed was that the stem of the radish seems to be elongating. Almost like it might start bolting. I have a plant on my balcony that is clearly bolting. I really need to share some pictures of those plants soon. Anyway it is noticeable in the third photo of the elongation of the stem. 

Day 38 Radish side view
Day 38 Radish side view

Day 38 Radish top view
Day 38 Radish top view

Is the radish plant starting to bolt?
Am I bolting?

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