Description
250 Seeds per pack
(a.k.a. Great Lakes 118 M.T.) (Lactuca sativa) 63 – 90 days. Great Lakes 118 Open Pollinated Heading Lettuce produces large cabbage-like head with thick, broad, slightly crumpled leaves. With glossy dark green leaves this widely adapted variety is very cold hardy.
Planting Instructions for Great Lakes 118 Lettuce Seeds
Heirloom / Open Pollinated Lettuce is direct seeded, covering the seeds very lightly. Germination occurring in 2-10 days when the temperature ranges from 60 to 70°. Plant Lettuce in full sun, or afternoon shade in hot climates.
FAQ:
What is the typical growth period for Great Lakes 118 lettuce?
Great Lakes 118 lettuce generally takes between 63 to 90 days to reach full maturity, developing large, cabbage-like heads with thick, broad, slightly crumpled leaves.
How does Great Lakes 118 lettuce perform in different climates?
This variety is widely adapted and very cold hardy, making it suitable for various growing conditions, including cooler climates.
What are the ideal planting conditions for Great Lakes 118 lettuce?
For optimal growth, direct seed the lettuce, covering the seeds very lightly. Germination occurs in 2-10 days when temperatures range from 60°F to 70°F. Plant in full sun or provide afternoon shade in hotter climates.
What is the appearance of Great Lakes 118 lettuce?
This lettuce features glossy dark green leaves that form large, cabbage-like heads, offering both visual appeal and a crisp texture.
Is Great Lakes 118 lettuce an heirloom variety?
Yes, Great Lakes 118 is an open-pollinated heirloom variety, allowing gardeners to save seeds for future planting and ensuring non-GMO, non-hybrid crops.
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