Coffee Leaf Lettuce: Insect-Resistance and Cold Endurance - A Winter-Hardy Vegetable
Fast Growth: Watch the magic unfold as these Coffee Leaf Lettuce Seeds sprout in just three days, promising a rapid journey from seed to harvest in a mere 30 days. Your garden will be filled with the delightful aroma of fresh coffee, creating a truly enchanting experience.
Crispier than Kale, Tender as Bok Choy, Fragrant like Romaine: Indulge your taste buds in a symphony of textures and flavors. Picture the crispiness of Kale, the tenderness of Bok Choy, and the delightful fragrance of Romaine lettuce – a culinary trifecta that elevates your salads and dishes to a whole new level.
Insect-Resistant Superhero: Bestow upon your garden the ultimate protector – the Coffee Leaf Lettuce, revered as the "Garden Defender." Its natural resistance to insects stems from its unique flavor that bugs find unappealing. As your "Vegetable Garden Guardian," this lettuce variety ensures a thriving garden free from unwanted pests, allowing you to revel in the joy of homegrown produce without the interference of insects.
Weather Warrior: Face the elements with confidence as Coffee Leaf Lettuce proves its resilience. Whether it's braving the heat of summer, enduring the chill of winter, or resisting premature bolting, this lettuce maintains its crisp texture and sweet flavor, especially thriving in cooler temperatures. Your salads will be a refreshing delight, even on the coldest days.
DAYS TO GERMINATION:
3-5 days at 15-30℃. 4-8℃ for the lowest temperature, 40 ℃ for the highest temperature. Can withstand -8 a -10 ℃ low temperature.
SOWING:Strip sowing or scattering. After sowing, cover the soil, slightly compressed, watering, moisturizing. Seeding rate is 11.25-15.0 kg per hectare in fall, increasing to 22.5-37.5 kg in spring and summer.
SOIL REQUIREMENTS:In the growth period requires sufficient fertilizer, need more nitrogen fertilizer, potash fertilizer, followed by the least phosphorus. Strong adaptability to the soil, but rich in organic matter, water retention and fertility of slightly acidic clay loam soil is most suitable.
