Mezcla de lechuga y espinaca de primavera

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$1.95

SKU: GS-7604-LET-100

Descripción

Una mezcla especial de espinacas, lechugas de hoja verde, hojas de mostaza, lechuga romana y rúcula: una ensalada completa en una.

Plant Name: Spring Spinach & Salad Greens Mix (Spinacia oleracea & Lactuca sativa)
Cultivar Type: Heirloom Blend, Open-Pollinated
Plant Class: Cool-Season Annual Leafy Green
Color: Saturated dark emerald green (spinach) paired with a crimson, bronze,
bright lime-green lettuce mix: bright lime-green lettuce mix
Plant Characteristics: Diverse foliage textures (smooth oval spinach, ruffled, frilled,
oakleaf lettuces), non-heading baby-leaf habit (8–10 inches tall / 20–25 cm), fast spring emergence, high nutrient density: oakleaf lettuces), non-heading baby-leaf habit (8–10 inches tall / 20–25 cm), fast spring emergence, high nutrient density
Suitable Space: High-density cut-and-come-again beds, raised gardens, salad boxes, garden rows, patio containers
Season: Early Spring through Early Summer Harvest
Late Summer through Late Autumn Harvest (Cool Season, ~28–35 Days for Baby Leaf): Late Summer through Late Autumn Harvest (Cool Season, ~28–35 Days for Baby Leaf)
Best Time for Sowing (Zone 6b): Direct sow outdoors early April to early May as soon as soil can be worked in spring (sow 0.25 to 0.5 inches deep). Direct sow again mid-August through September for autumn harvests.
Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade (thrives in full sun during cool spring/fall weather; partial afternoon shade extends late-spring harvests)
Watering Needs: Moderate (requires steady, even moisture for rapid, tender growth
sweet leaf flavor): sweet leaf flavor)
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What is included?

Contains about 1 gram of seeds

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Good to know

Multi-crop blend combines the rich, buttery texture of baby spinach with the crisp crunch and color of loose-leaf lettuces
Fast-maturing (~30 days for baby greens), making it ideal for high-density succession planting in early spring and fall
Cut-and-come-again versatility allows for 2 to 3 harvests per row when cut 1 inch above the growing crown

Spinach component is prone to bolting (going to seed) quickly once late-spring temperatures rise above 24°C (75°F)
Requires close attention to soil moisture—drying out can cause leaf bitterness and slow regrowth after trimming