Great lettuce, germinates every time
Love this lettuce mix. The lettuces are great and it is a nice variety. I've used it over the last months and I'm getting a lot of lettuce. I'll buy it again!
Misticanza All Lettuce (93-1)
$3.50 - $23.00
- SKU:
- 93-1
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Description
Misticanza All Lettuce — Mesclun. 14 lettuce varieties for salad. Includes cutting lettuces, romaines, 4 seasons, rossa trento and others. Cut when 3-4 inches tall make succession plantings every 2-3 weeks. 8 gram packet. Approximately 600-1200 seeds per gram.
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14 different lettuces
this variety I like variety and this mix has it. Every variety on its own is tasty, put them all together and you have the best salad ever. Much better than any mix you could buy in any store. I plant some every 2 weeks from spring to fall. As the previous crop matures I will mix them with the next crop for more of a variety. I've planted other mixes but this one tops them all and the germination rate is excellent.
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- SKU:
- 93-1
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