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Lettuce Frillice - Split Pills, average packet contents 25 seeds

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Best described as a Curly Iceberg, Lettuce Frillice is actually a Iceberg Lettuce / Endive cross. This variety is found in the supermarket prepacks, and although has a mild taste, it can also be slightly bitter so we tend to think it is best mixed with other varities as a mixed salad. The plants show good disease resistance.

Has an open growing habit, but well worth it.

Harvesting time will depend on sowing time.

Lettuce Frillice Sowing Guidelines
When to Sow Seeds: Feb, March - In Cell Trays
April to July - Outside
Germination Temperature: 10C +, Best Cooler
Cover Seed: Lightly
Time to Germinate: 7 Days
Frost Hardy: Best to Protect
Spacing Between Plants: Thin to 30cm
Row Spacing: 30cm
Plant Height: 25cm

General Guide to Sowing and Growing Split Pill Lettuce Seeds

Lettuce need good soil to grow well, ideally the soil should have been well dug the previous autumn incorporating adequate manure as digging. Lettuce plants don’t like full sun but enjoy growing in an area which is slightly shaded and away from full sun.

Seeds can be started indoors or outdoors for a summer crop;

  • Indoors: Sow 1 pill to a cell. Plant outdoors once the seedlings are considered large enough, and have been harden off.
  • Outdoors: Sow single pills thinly in 2cm deep drills which are 30cm apart. Cover the seeds with soil. When sowing outdoors make sure you don’t sow the seeds to close as this will waste seeds and make more working thinning them out in a few weeks time.
  • NOTE: Lettuce Seeds germinate best at cooler temperatures, they may stay dormant if too hot.

You will need to protect your lettuce seedlings from slugs.

Harvesting Lettuce

Lettuce are quick growers and before you know it your lettuce will be ready for harvesting. The lettuce will be ready as soon as a firm heart has formed, you can test to see if they ready for harvesting by gently squeezing the top of the plant.

Pull the whole plant from the ground and then cut off the root and lower leaves. Making sure you compost the roots and lower leaves.

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