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  • lobus apicalis good quality Lettuces seeds/lactuca sativa L seeds 20gram/bags for planting
  • lobus apicalis good quality Lettuces seeds/lactuca sativa L seeds 20gram/bags for planting

lobus apicalis good quality Lettuces seeds/lactuca sativa L seeds 20gram/bags for planting

No.00916
 Fine‑grade lettuce seeds of lobus apicalis variant, crisp‑tender home‑grown leaf lettuce suitable for garden beds and balcony pot planting
$0.66
  • lobus apicalis good quality Lettuces seeds/lactuca sativa L seeds 20gram/bags for planting

Description

Good‑Quality Lobus Apicalis Lettuce (Lactuca Sativa L) Seeds for Planting
Lobus apicalis is a special‑shaped cultivar of Lactuca sativa L. Our carefully‑screened lettuce seeds own strong seed vitality and steady germination rate. The mature plant generates delicate crisp‑textured leaves with wonderful fresh flavour. This cold‑loving leaf vegetable fits balcony container planting, outdoor vegetable plots and staggered sowing to get long‑lasting fresh salad‑ready greens.

Product Highlights

  • Reliable premium‑quality seeds with low impurities and stable sprouting performance
  • Distinct lobus‑apicalis leaf shape, crisp tender texture and mild refreshing taste
  • Fast‑growing cycle, suitable for cool‑season spring and autumn cultivation
  • Strong stress tolerance and good resistance against common leaf‑plant diseases
  • Successive new‑leaf growth enables multiple‑time picking
  • Perfect for pots, home vegetable gardens and commercial small‑scale plantation

Growing Instructions

  1. The suitable germination temperature stays 15℃‑22℃. Lettuce seeds sprout within 4‑7 days in loose moist soil.
  2. Scatter‑sow seeds and cover them with thin‑layered 0.5‑1 cm fertile soil mixed with well‑rotted organic compost.
  3. Thin over‑crowded seedlings and leave adequate space for leaf spreading.
  4. Keep the soil damp and supply diluted nitrogen‑rich fertilizer on a regular basis for soft tender foliage.
  5. Harvest fresh leaves in time. High‑temperature surroundings easily trigger lettuce bolting and bitter‑tasting leaves.

Seed Storage Guide

Seeds should be sealed and kept under cool, dry and shaded conditions. Stay away from moist air, direct sunlight and high‑temperature environments to retain seed activity.

FAQ

Q: What features does lobus apicalis lettuce have
A: It is a special‑type Lactuca sativa L with uniquely‑shaped leaves, crisp texture and mild flavour.
Q: Can these lettuce seeds grow inside balcony flower‑pots
A: This leafy vegetable adapts well to potted container‑style planting.
Q: Do I need seed soaking before sowing
A: Direct sowing works well; short‑time soaking helps accelerate seed germination.
Q: Why lettuce leaves turn bitter
A: High‑temperature bolting, water shortage and overdue harvesting are the main causes.
Q: Am I allowed to pick leaves many times
A: Fresh new‑grown leaves will keep sprouting after you harvest the outer mature foliage.
Q: How long will un‑used planting‑seeds remain viable
A: Properly‑sealed lettuce seeds can maintain good germination capacity for 2‑3 years in cool, dry and dark storage.

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