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Growing romaine lettuce in containers- from seed to harvest

 
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I recently finished growing romaine lettuce in containers, starting from seed—and the results were even better than expected. The plants grew strong, and the “cut and come again” method worked like a charm. One week after the first harvest, the leaves had already bounced back for another round.

We documented the entire process and created a detailed video guide for anyone interested in growing their own:

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https://youtu.be/Td2k4VMZkz8?si=ln0aTHcA-Gczyk66

Prefer reading instead? Here’s the full written guide: https://dinasgarden.com/how-to-grow-romaine-lettuce-in-containers-a-complete-guide/
 
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So far I've always grown butterhead lettuce, but I planted the last of those seeds a couple of days ago, so when I grow autumn harvest lettuce later in the year maybe I'll try  romain.
 
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