In a recent TikTok, Scott from Sharkey's Greenhouses (@sharkeysgreenhouses) shared how he regrows fresh romaine lettuce from ...

Thinning of lettuce seedlings is typically necessary to achieve proper spacing of plants. Leaf lettuces should be thinned to 3-5 inches apart while Romaine and Butterhead lettuces can be thinned ...

From Romaine to looseleaf, which types of lettuce are best for home cooks to grow? Check out our favorite tasty lettuce ...

Getting lettuce from my garden is like nothing else: fresh, crisp, and delicious! Do you know how to grow lettuce? It’s really easy, and with a bit of planning, you can grow lettuce year-round ...

Romaine lettuce has a long history of E. coli outbreaks, but scientists are zeroing in on why. A new study reveals that the ...

Most lettuce plants need about 12 inches. Remember to eat your thinned seedlings. In order to get a lengthy harvest season, use the “cut and come again” method.

Once your seeds have germinated and produced their first set of true leaves, they can get 12 hours of light per day. Of course, this can be adjusted according to the plants’ response.

As temperatures warm up through later spring and early summer, lettuce will change their growing habits from vegetative growth to reproductive. This happens when it gets into the 80s during the ...

Jensen Uyeda, an extension service agent with the University of Hawaii at Manoa College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, places Romaine lettuce seedlings into 2-inch holes drilled into ...