Growing From Seed. Don’t expect all your seeds to germinate properly—you'll likely have success with closer to 75% of them, depending on the type of lettuce.

The lettuce seeds hadn’t sprouted yet, but I had high hopes for the coming days. After about nine days, the melon leaves had fully grown in abundance, with the spinach closely behind it.

I decided to sow lettuce, spinach and melon seeds into the pods, my three favorites. There are two pod trays that come with the LetPot — a 21-pod and 2-pod tray for larger plants.

Lettuce is a fast-growing, nutrient-rich salad vegetable valued for its tender leaves and refreshing taste. It thrives in ...

Plus, Lettuce Grow offers three Farmstand sizes — small (18 plants), medium (24 plants) and large (36 plants) — and it’s modular, so you can adapt as you’d like.

On May 1, fourth graders rolled up their sleeves, washed their hands, and put on food-safe gloves to harvest a leafy batch of star lettuce from the towers. The plants went from seed to harvest in ...

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio -- It’s salad days for Bay Middle School seventh-graders -- in more ways than one. A group of boys is growing and harvesting lettuce in the school’s hydroponic garden. The ...

Get started with hydroponic lettuce by germinating your seeds in a growing medium, such as rockwool, lightweight clay aggregate, coconut fiber, or perlite. Growing From Seed .

Plus, Lettuce Grow offers three Farmstand sizes — small (18 plants), medium (24 plants) and large (36 plants) — and it’s modular, so you can adapt as you’d like.