Lettuce Seeds - Hydroponic Mix - Heirloom and Open Pollinated - Seeds by Liliana's Garden($4.95Value)

Description

The Perfect Number of Mixed Lettuce Seeds for Your Hydroponic Setup. Yields over 400 plants on average, in as many as a dozen different varieties of loose leaf and loose leaf head style lettuce. Booklet with Tips and Growing Guide Included with Every Packet of "Hydroponic Lettuce Mix" Seeds. Top Quality Seeds and Beautiful Packaging Make an Excellent Gift Guaranteed Quality - Seeds from "Liliana's Garden" are Guaranteed to Meet or Exceed Your Expectations or You will Receive a Refund and a Replacement Never GMO - Grown Using Natural, Sustainable Methods Only - Every Variety is Open-Pollinated | These Seeds are Grow and Harvested on Small Farms in the USA Approximately 500 Quality-Guaranteed Lettuce "Hydroponic Mix" Seeds per Packet, Measured by Weight Harvested and Packed in the USA. Approx. 500 Seeds. Germ Rate 85% minimum.
Beginner Gardening Skill Required.

This packet of lettuce seeds is filled with varieties proven to do well in hydroponic conditions, whether you harvest your plants all at once or use them as "come and cut again" varieties. The varieties in each pack will vary somewhat. However, most packets will include light green, dark green, and pink lettuces in smooth leaved, ribbed, and ruffled shapes.

Seeds: Lettuce seeds are small, about the width of a pin, and can vary in color from white to black.

Leaves: The leaves of the lettuce in this variety pack will always be “loose” and not packed into a tight head of lettuce. The leaves may be dark green or light green. The tops and edges may have a deep maroon or light pink color. Depending on the variety, the leaves may have a crisp rib down the center, be thin and delicate, or may have a decorative, ruffled edge.

Flowers: Lettuce plants should not produce flowers unless they are allows to go to seed. If this is the case, they may produce small flowers from white to yellow of pink, depending on the variety.


How to Grow: How you plant and care for the lettuce seeds in this packet will vary, depending on the type of hydroponic setup you have.

Annual or Perennial? Lettuce is generally a short-lived crop.

How Long Will These Seeds Last In Storage? Lettuce seeds are somewhat delicate and, if stored well, should maintain the stated germination level for at least 8 months.


Manufacturer's Guarantee: All seeds are guaranteed to germinate at or above the stated minimum. If you receive seeds that fail to grow even after all of the above instructions have been followed, please contact the manufacturer or seller (Liliana's Garden) for a full refund.