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  • Fragrant Home‑Style Oil‑Leaf Lettuce Seeds
  • Fragrant Home‑Style Oil‑Leaf Lettuce Seeds

Fragrant Home‑Style Oil‑Leaf Lettuce Seeds

No.00918
Premium farm‑type oil‑wheat lettuce seeds, glossy tender long green‑leaves, fresh fragrant taste, suitable for garden, farmland and balcony pot planting
$0.66
  • Fragrant Home‑Style Oil‑Leaf Lettuce Seeds

Description

This high‑quality home‑cultivated oil‑leaf lettuce seed features steady germination and strong growing vigour. Plants grow upright with bright glossy long‑shaped green leaves. The foliage tastes crisp, tender and carries a pleasant natural fragrance. It adapts well to outdoor farmland, home vegetable plots, balcony containers and greenhouse planting.

Product Highlights

  • Tender glossy long green‑shaped leaves with delicate natural aroma
  • Crisp delicious texture, great eating quality
  • Fast growth speed, easy‑to‑manage cultivation
  • Good stress tolerance and stable growth performance
  • Light‑weight sealed‑bag packaging for convenient seed storage

Growing Instructions

  1. Ideal germination temperature ranges 10℃‑25℃. Seeds will sprout within 4‑7 days in loose, moist, well‑drained soil.
  2. Spread seeds evenly and cover them with a 0.5‑1‑centimetre thin soil layer mixed with decomposed organic fertilizer.
  3. Thin overcrowded seedlings to reserve enough space for leaf stretching.
  4. Keep soil moderately damp. Apply diluted nitrogen‑rich fertilizer regularly to help tender‑leaf growth.
  5. Harvest young‑aged leaves on time. Long‑time high‑temperature environment will easily trigger bolting and bitter‑tasting leaves.

Seed Storage Guide

Seal the package tightly after opening. Keep seeds in cool, dry, shaded spots, away from humid air, direct sunlight and high‑temperature surroundings to retain germination ability.

FAQ

Q: What are the features of this farm‑style fragrant oil‑leaf lettuce
A: It owns glossy long green leaves, fragrant crisp flesh, simple planting and wide environmental adaptability.
Q: Can it be planted in balcony flower‑pots
A: This leaf vegetable is well‑suited for balcony potted‑cultivation.
Q: Do seeds need soaking before sowing
A: Direct sowing works well; short‑time room‑temperature‑water soaking speeds‑up germination.
Q: Why lettuce leaves turn bitter
A: High‑temperature bolting, insufficient water supply and delayed harvesting are the main reasons.
Q: Is repeated leaf‑picking available
A: Fresh tender new‑leaves will regrow after mature outer‑layer leaves are harvested.
Q: Service life of unused seeds
A: Properly‑sealed vegetable seeds keep fine germination capacity for 2‑3 years under cool, dry and dark‑condition storage.

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