Sell VEGETABLE SEEDS/ BIJI BENIH/ 种子 SERBAJADI SEEDS HAWAIIAN LETTUCE-(BBS047) best price

Serbajadi Hawaiian Lettuce - Lactuca sativaL. var. Hawaiian Lettuce is an annual, glabrous herb with cylindrical stems, up to 10 cm in most cultivars. It is tolerant to a wide range of climatic and soil conditions. This is a vigorous grower producing an abundance of tasty, attractive, frilly green leaves. Lettuce is the starting point for every good salad. It is also a basic in sandwiches, and as a decorative garnish for other foods. It is nutritious, yet low in calories. That is why it is so popular for dieters, and for those who want to stay trim. Dieting and health issues aside, we eat lettuce because it tastes good! This vegetable is also generally cooked as a vegetable and added to soups and stir-fries. It is a source of beta-carotene and vitamin A. Type of vegetable: Leafy Edible parts: Leaves, stems and shoots DIRECTION OF USE Best soil: Lettuce requires a rich but well-drained soil with plenty of compost dug in and continual watering during the growing season if they are to thrive. The seedlings of lettuce do not grow well in acidic soil. A soil ph of 6 and 7 is most suitable and preferred. How to plant: Lettuce seeds are very fine. Before sowing, the seeds are usually placed in a thin cotton cloth bag and soaked in water for an hour. The seeds can be mixed with fine sand and sown directly into the field. Sow seeds ¼” deep, ½” apart, in rows spaced 2 feet apart. Thin seedlings 12” to 24” apart. You can also plant indoors in pots. Given a lot of direct sunlight, it also results in a strong seedling. When transplanting in the garden, you can give it the proper spacing. Liming is necessary before seed sowing. Cover the seeds with a very fine layer of loose soil or starting mixture. Whether sowing indoors or out, you will likely want to transplant your seedlings with the proper spacing for full development without crowding. Lettuce likes lots of moisture. Transplanting should only be done in cool, preferably cloudy weather. If the weather is hot and sunny, we recommend putting off transplanting if possible. If this is not possible, then transplant in the evening. Water thoroughly and every day after, unless it rains, for about a week. The key to growing crisp, sweet lettuce, is to get it growing at a fast pace. That means plenty of water, and a healthy dose of fertilizer. When transplanting lettuce in hot weather, place some form of sun shade over the plant for a couple of days. Any makeshift shade will do.