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Thin or Separate Lettuce?
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Thin or Separate Lettuce?
I dont know what I did to this box because my lettuce square next to it is nicely spaced. Maybe I spilled some because I was in a hurry when I was planting them? Anyway, should I thin them or try to separate them? If separate them, do it now or later? Id hate to waste all those lettuce seedlings. Its Grand Rapids lettuce if that makes any difference.
R&R 1011- Posts : 292
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Age : 41
Location : London, OH -Zone 5B/ 6A
Re: Thin or Separate Lettuce?
I would eat them. yum yum.
jazzycat- Posts : 593
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Re: Thin or Separate Lettuce?
I'd let em grow a little longer and then thin em out for a nice salad (i plan to do something similar with my beets)
TN_GARDENER- Posts : 228
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Re: Thin or Separate Lettuce?
TN_GARDENER wrote:I'd let em grow a little longer and then thin em out for a nice salad (i plan to do something similar with my beets)
Good idea!
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