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OSC Seeds Lettuce Little Gem Romaine Pkg.
Original price was: $2.71.$1.44Current price is: $1.44.
73 in stock
Approximately 1,900 seeds per packet (880 seeds per gram)
Renowned for its mildly sweet flavour and ultra-crispy texture, Little Gem is one of the earliest cos varieties to mature, often in as little as 8 weeks!This mini lettuce is resistant to common pests and diseases and, like other cos types, is nicely heat-tolerant.An ideal variety for successive sowings from spring through fall, Little Gem is a perfect choice for Caesar salads and a truly convenient and rewarding crop.
- Type: Open-Pollinated, Romaine/Cos
- Maturity:8 weeks
- Fruit:Mini-sized heads
- Features:Mildly sweet flavour; ultra-crispy texture; early maturing; pest and heat tolerant.
Romaine lettuce is a nutrient-dense powerhouse.It is an excellent source ofVitamins AandK, as well as a very good source ofVitamin CandFolate.This lettuce also provides dietary fibre and minerals such asiron, making it a highly nutritious and refreshing addition to your diet.
- Sowing:Sow as soon as the soil can be worked in the spring, then every two weeks thereafter, to ensure a continuous supply. Sow about3 mm deepin rows45 cm apart.
- Care:Lettuce is a sun-loving, cool-weather crop that grows best in organic, well-drained soil.Gradually thin seedlings to15 cm apart. An even supply of moisture during the entire growth period is imperative for success.
- Harvesting:Harvest by cutting the head off at the base just below the lower leaves.Once the lettuce bolts (starts to produce a rapidly growing flower stem), the leaves become bitter.
- Germination:Germination occurs in7-10 days.
For a lettuce that is both convenient and exceptional, Little Gem is a perfect choice. Its quick maturity means you can enjoy fresh, crisp salads in a hurry, while its compact size is ideal for small gardens. With a flavour and crunch that are second to none, this variety is a must-have for any home gardener, especially if you love a classic Caesar.
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