Lettuce Lollo Rosso pack of 40 seeds

Lettuce Lollo Rosso Soil requirements: 

• Lettuce Lollo Rosso The right type of soil is very important as nutrition is required for the growth of the plant.
• Mix of soil requires Red soil, Vermicompos,t, and Coco peat in respective ratios (40: 40: 20). Also add a handful of Neem cake to each pot to keep the soil pest-free after that.

 Container Specification Lettuce Lollo Rosso salad

• Take a Container/Grow bag with a minimum 6-inch height.
• Preferably 12X6 Or 18X6 inch Grow bags or even bigger as per requirement
• Another good variety to try is Lettuce romaine

 Sowing 

• Sow your seeds 12-14 cm apart at a depth of 1/2 inch (1.3 cm).
• Keep soil moist to speed germination and encourage quick growth.
• Sow the 1-2 seeds per pit.
• Water regularly.
• Seedling takes place within 7-14 days from the date of sowing.

 Plants Caring Lettuce Lollo Rosso

• Lettuce need at least 1 to 2 hours Sunlight.
• Check the plants regularly and spray neem oil and Panchagavya to keep the insects away. Add a handful of compost for every 10-15 days for each pot to make sure the soil has enough nutrients to grow plants.

Lettuce Lollo Rosso Harvest:

• Harvesting of Lettuce can start after 6 to 8 weeks of sowing.
• Do not wait too long to harvest or wait for larger leaves; bitterness will set in quickly after maturity.

To begin with tried growing lettuce before but didn’t have a whole lot of success. As a matter of fact, It might have been an issue of temperature. Lettuce plants like cool weather. Their ideal temps are between 55°F and 75°F.

Lettuce Lollo Rosso If you plant lettuce when it’s too cold outside as can be seen, your seeds will likely take longer to sprout and grow. But if you plant lettuce when it’s too warm outside, your seeds may still sprout, but you’re not likely to enjoy the plants for very long eventually. They’ll feel stressed by the warm temps and do something called bolting, or focusing on seed production.