Lettuce Muir Pellets (52 Days)

Lettuce Muir Pellets (52 Days)

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52 DAYS
Lactuca sativa

An extremely heat tolerant variety that retains its character even in warm conditions. This Batavian type showcases light green, extra-wavy leaves that form dense heads, making it perfect for harvesting as mini heads or allowing it to grow into large, heavy full-size heads. Known for its crisp texture and excellent flavours, this variety will delight in any garden.

Size: Mature heads can reach up to 10 in. at full size and are suitable for mini harvests.

Yield: With good care, expect a bountiful yield throughout the growing season.

Taste: Crisp and refreshing with a sweet, mild flavour that is perfect for fresh salads.

How to use: Ideal for fresh salads, sandwiches, and as garnish. Also works well in mixed vegetable dishes.

Planting tips: Sow outdoors as soon as weather and soil conditions allow. Lightly cover the seeds, spacing 6 to 7 seeds per 1 ft. of row. Thin to 8 in. apart when seedlings are about 2 in. high, and consider succession planting every 10 to 14 days for a continuous harvest.

Harvest tips: Harvest mini heads when they reach desired size, or wait for full-size heads when they are firm and dense.

Pelleted seed.

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911A - 100 plts
911A - 100 plts
$6.10/ea
$6.10/ea
911D - 500 plts
911D - 500 plts
$22.25/ea
$22.25/ea
911E - 1000 plts
911E - 1000 plts
$40.80/ea
$40.80/ea
911F - 5000 plts
911F - 5000 plts
$118.60/ea
$118.60/ea

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Roger Wiebe (Canada)
911A - 100 plts

So far, so good

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Steve chenard (Canada)
911A - 100 plts

Strong seeds

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Joan Airey (Canada)
911A - 100 plts

Like to use them to grow lettuce in large planters in shade to extend lettuce growing season.

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Amy Buckley (Canada)
911A - 100 plts

Every seed planted came up.

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Jan Winnik (Canada)
911A - 100 plts

The pelleted seed is easier to see and avoid overseeding. This summer crisp lettuce is just that... crisp and tasty.