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Introduction to Lettuce Pricing Lettuce pricing isn’t just a number attached to a head of greens—it’s a crucial detail that can make or break profits for growers, sellers, and even inform smarter buying decisions for shoppers. If you’re growing lettuce for farmers markets, local restaurants, or direct sales, understanding lettuce pricing ensures you’re not leaving … Lire la suite
Understanding the Impact of Heavy Rain and Hail on Lettuce Heavy rain and hail can wreak havoc on lettuce crops, leaving visible bruising, tearing, or even shredding the delicate leaves. Because lettuce has such thin and tender foliage, it’s more vulnerable to physical injury than sturdier greens like kale or collards, which can bounce back … Lire la suite
Introduction Lettuce pests are a common frustration for both home gardeners and commercial growers, attracted by the tender leaves and consistent moisture that make lettuce such an appealing crop. Unfortunately, this popularity with insects can quickly turn a thriving patch of greens into a patchy, struggling mess. Protecting your lettuce from these invaders is about … Lire la suite
Introduction Understanding lettuce growth stages is crucial if you want to maximize your salad yields and enjoy crisp, homegrown greens all season long. Whether you’re a first-time gardener or a lettuce-loving pro, knowing what happens from seed to harvest can make all the difference between a so-so crop and a garden overflowing with fresh leaves. … Lire la suite
Why Lettuce Leaves Turn Yellow Yellow leaves on lettuce can be frustrating for any gardener, whether you’re growing your greens in containers on a balcony or directly in the ground. One of the most common culprits is water stress—both overwatering and underwatering can cause lettuce to lose its vibrant color. In containers, the soil dries … Lire la suite
Introduction to the “Cut and Come Again” Method If you’re looking to get the most out of your salad garden this season, learning how to grow cut and come again lettuce can be a game changer. Unlike traditional lettuce harvesting—where you pull the whole plant out of the soil when the heads mature—the “cut and … Lire la suite