Boltardy Beetroot plants discovered.. what to do?

Today I found some boltardy beetroot that I had forgotten about in the potting area.
Is there anything I can do with these?
i ave a garden, a cold frame, southern facing windowsills, and a light N facing conservatory that has been running at 11C min 16C max over the last month with heating if required.
The conservatory also has a micro greens area with grow lights.
What should I do? can I split these and hope for beetroot?

Is there anything I can do with these?
i ave a garden, a cold frame, southern facing windowsills, and a light N facing conservatory that has been running at 11C min 16C max over the last month with heating if required.
The conservatory also has a micro greens area with grow lights.
What should I do? can I split these and hope for beetroot?

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I think pots under the lights are probably the one.
But before you do it, check the root part where the beet will form. I'm on a mobile device so it's hard to see photos at full size, but it does look like you have multiple plants very close together and stretching. Check the root part to see if it looks long or stretched - if it does, just bin them because they won't turn into nice round beets, they'll stay long and thin and get tough.
These people are keen to help growers save beet root seed and others.
Can anyone advise as to when I can expect something harvestable.
They have had a few doses of seaweed fertiliser, and been under blue/red light.
Thanks
Ferdinand