How to grow romaine lettuce from seed Transplants of young romaine lettuce plants will be commonly available from garden centers or nurseries. This offers a simple option to plant the vegetables ...

Romaine lettuce, like other members of the Asteraceae, is a self-pollinator. To harvest seeds, you’ll have to allow the plant to grow into the flowering stage where you can then pick off the ...

To save money, energy, and to get week after week of crops instead of one big harvest, the key is to sow your own seeds, ...

ATLANTA — The Centers for Disease Control is expanding a previous warning to consumers to cover all types of romaine lettuce from the Yuma, Arizona growing region, according to information ...

Keep the soil moist after sowing until the seeds are growing strongly. Thin the seedlings to around 30cm apart. If you're planning to cut the whole lettuce heads at harvest, sow at intervals of three ...

But leaf crops such as lettuce and herbs may be worth the effort. To grow lettuce indoors you will need seed, a soilless growing medium, growing trays and fertilizer. Start with clean growing ...

Inside the shipping container a variety of lettuce, from butterhead to romaine, as well as some kale, grow underneath lights in small pots with a spongy material, as well as clay pebbles to hold ...