"So much tastier." Gardener shares hack to grow 'unlimited' supply of lettuce: 'Harvest them over and over again' first ...

"So exciting!" Gardener shares money-saving method to grow endless supply of popular produce: 'Infinite food glitch' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Lettuce also is easy to grow from seed when soil temperature is 60 to 75 degrees. Sprinkle seeds ½ to 1 inch apart onto smooth, moist soil. Gently press in or cover with about 1⁄8 inch of fine ...

Finally, Bonnie lays out some tips for harvesting the romaine in your garden: “Harvest leaves as soon as they’re large enough to eat. Pick baby leaves for salads, or wait for maturity.

Romaine lettuce forms a loose head of sturdy, elongated, and bright green leaves. ... while Butterhead and Romaine can be grown from seed or transplants. Due to its long growing season, ...

Seeds go into the ground between ⅛ and ¼ inch deep and in a single row, with space between them. Lose-leaf lettuce needs 4 inches apart, romaine needs 8, and crisphead should have around 16 inches.

The project began in January with sixth graders planting the first crop of romaine lettuce. Since then, ... The plants went from seed to harvest in just 28 days.