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This Item  Ohio Heirloom Seeds 1,000+ Mesclun Lettuce Seeds- Salad Mix- 1,000+ Seeds |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $4.39 | -33% $5.99 List: $8.99 | $15.95 | $17.99 | $3.96 | $2.99 |
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| Sold By | Ohio Heirloom Seeds | Bloom And Grow LLC | Home and Garden Meadows | Organo Republic | Amy's Store LLC | Country Creek LLC |
| type | lettuce | Vegetable | Vegetable | Vegetable | 1g,lettuce,vegetable seeds | Vegetable |
| number of pieces | 1000 | 1000 | 23000 | 15 | 3 | — |
| sunlight exposure | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun | Partial Sun | Full Sun, Partial Shade | Full Sun, Partial Shade |
| usda hardiness zone | 7 | 3-11 | 3 | 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 | 5 | — |
| blooming period | Winter | — | Spring, Winter | Year Round | spring,winter | Spring |
| soil type | — | Loam Soil | Peat Soil | Loam Soil, Potting Mix | Peat Soil | — |
| moisture needs | Moderate Watering | Regular Watering | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering, Regular Watering | Moderate Watering | — |
| care instructions | — | — | Water | Store lettuce seeds in a cool, dry, and airtight container, away from moisture, temperature fluctuations, and direct sunlight to maintain their viability. | Well-drained | — |
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Tasty lettuce - and grows great as microgreens too!
I've bought these seeds twice now - this year and last year. Last year and again this year, I grew them to full size to have a full window box of lettuce (pic 4) which made SO MUCH salad we *almost* got sick of salad. Almost :)But this year I bought more and used them in my first attempt at growing microgreens! Although the Broccoli Raab (10,000+ Microgreens Seeds- Broccoli Raab- No Chemicals Used! Non-GMO) was the best performer of the 3 types of seeds I bought from Ohio Heirloom Seeds, this Mesclun lettuce mix and the buttercrunch seeds still grew steadily just not as quickly as the broccoli so now I'm a bit spoiled, as it was ready to harvest in just 3 days!Planted seeds on 4/29 at 10:40 am.Step 1: Pre-soaked the seeds overnightStep 2: Used a container that comes free with my Hillshire Farms lunchmeats and punched numerous holes around the bottom ridge with a push-pin (see pic 1).Step 3: Laid them on the surface of some wet (not just moist) bagged top soil from Walmart (green bag - the cheap stuff)(see pic 2)Step 4: Watered them in after sprinkling the seeds and using my finger, I spread the clumped together ones into a thin layer.Step 5: Placed them on the windowsill of an East-facing window and rotated the container a few times a day if the seedlings were leaning hard toward the sun.On 5/3 at 2 pm (Pic 3) the microgreens are not quite ready for harvesting and will take a few more days but the broccoli microgreens are ready and will hold me over in the meantime ;)*QUICK TIP: I did find that a few tiny flies were swarming around the wet soil on the first day. I put up some clear fly-traps on the window and that problem was no more (Catchmaster 904-12 Clear Window Fly Trap, 12-Pack). I LOVE those fly-traps every summer!Overall, I'd say anyone wanting to give it a go to grow their own microgreens, this Mesclun lettuce mix seed is a great choice. If you are in a hurry or need instant-gratification though, go with the Broccoli raab. The Buttercrunch lettuce seed is doing well too, but not nearly as vigorous and quick-growing as the broccoli!Also, since reviews take time and thought to write in a meaningful way and to photograph the product's usage, please click "yes" below if this review helped you! Thank you so much!!!*UPDATE - I take it back about these being so great for microgreens. Since this is a mix, they sprout randomly and unevenly, so it's very difficult to harvest them (see last pic). But they are still excellent for full-grown lettuce, so my 5-star rating stays.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2018
(pic 4) which made SO MUCH salad we *almost* got sick of salad. Almost :)
But this year I bought more and used them in my first attempt at growing microgreens! Although the Broccoli Raab ([[ASIN:B00UB6STZG 10,000+ Microgreens Seeds- Broccoli Raab- No Chemicals Used! Non-GMO]]) was the best performer of the 3 types of seeds I bought from Ohio Heirloom Seeds, this Mesclun lettuce mix and the buttercrunch seeds still grew steadily just not as quickly as the broccoli so now I'm a bit spoiled, as it was ready to harvest in just 3 days!
Planted seeds on 4/29 at 10:40 am.
Step 1: Pre-soaked the seeds overnight
Step 2: Used a container that comes free with my Hillshire Farms lunchmeats and punched numerous holes around the bottom ridge with a push-pin (see pic 1).
Step 3: Laid them on the surface of some wet (not just moist) bagged top soil from Walmart (green bag - the cheap stuff)(see pic 2)
Step 4: Watered them in after sprinkling the seeds and using my finger, I spread the clumped together ones into a thin layer.
Step 5: Placed them on the windowsill of an East-facing window and rotated the container a few times a day if the seedlings were leaning hard toward the sun.
On 5/3 at 2 pm (Pic 3) the microgreens are not quite ready for harvesting and will take a few more days but the broccoli microgreens are ready and will hold me over in the meantime ;)
*QUICK TIP: I did find that a few tiny flies were swarming around the wet soil on the first day. I put up some clear fly-traps on the window and that problem was no more ([[ASIN:B008JVIHDO Catchmaster 904-12 Clear Window Fly Trap, 12-Pack]]). I LOVE those fly-traps every summer!
Overall, I'd say anyone wanting to give it a go to grow their own microgreens, this Mesclun lettuce mix seed is a great choice. If you are in a hurry or need instant-gratification though, go with the Broccoli raab. The Buttercrunch lettuce seed is doing well too, but not nearly as vigorous and quick-growing as the broccoli!
Also, since reviews take time and thought to write in a meaningful way and to photograph the product's usage, please click "yes" below if this review helped you! Thank you so much!!!
*UPDATE - I take it back about these being so great for microgreens. Since this is a mix, they sprout randomly and unevenly, so it's very difficult to harvest them (see last pic). But they are still excellent for full-grown lettuce, so my 5-star rating stays.
Tasty lettuce - and grows great as microgreens too!
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2018
I've bought these seeds twice now - this year and last year. Last year and again this year, I grew them to full size to have a full window box of lettuceReviewed in the United States on May 3, 2018
(pic 4) which made SO MUCH salad we *almost* got sick of salad. Almost :)
But this year I bought more and used them in my first attempt at growing microgreens! Although the Broccoli Raab ([[ASIN:B00UB6STZG 10,000+ Microgreens Seeds- Broccoli Raab- No Chemicals Used! Non-GMO]]) was the best performer of the 3 types of seeds I bought from Ohio Heirloom Seeds, this Mesclun lettuce mix and the buttercrunch seeds still grew steadily just not as quickly as the broccoli so now I'm a bit spoiled, as it was ready to harvest in just 3 days!
Planted seeds on 4/29 at 10:40 am.
Step 1: Pre-soaked the seeds overnight
Step 2: Used a container that comes free with my Hillshire Farms lunchmeats and punched numerous holes around the bottom ridge with a push-pin (see pic 1).
Step 3: Laid them on the surface of some wet (not just moist) bagged top soil from Walmart (green bag - the cheap stuff)(see pic 2)
Step 4: Watered them in after sprinkling the seeds and using my finger, I spread the clumped together ones into a thin layer.
Step 5: Placed them on the windowsill of an East-facing window and rotated the container a few times a day if the seedlings were leaning hard toward the sun.
On 5/3 at 2 pm (Pic 3) the microgreens are not quite ready for harvesting and will take a few more days but the broccoli microgreens are ready and will hold me over in the meantime ;)
*QUICK TIP: I did find that a few tiny flies were swarming around the wet soil on the first day. I put up some clear fly-traps on the window and that problem was no more ([[ASIN:B008JVIHDO Catchmaster 904-12 Clear Window Fly Trap, 12-Pack]]). I LOVE those fly-traps every summer!
Overall, I'd say anyone wanting to give it a go to grow their own microgreens, this Mesclun lettuce mix seed is a great choice. If you are in a hurry or need instant-gratification though, go with the Broccoli raab. The Buttercrunch lettuce seed is doing well too, but not nearly as vigorous and quick-growing as the broccoli!
Also, since reviews take time and thought to write in a meaningful way and to photograph the product's usage, please click "yes" below if this review helped you! Thank you so much!!!
*UPDATE - I take it back about these being so great for microgreens. Since this is a mix, they sprout randomly and unevenly, so it's very difficult to harvest them (see last pic). But they are still excellent for full-grown lettuce, so my 5-star rating stays.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023
Sprouted quickly but soon stopped growing. There was only one type of seed in the package but it wasn't any type of lettuce. After a month of growth I got 2 inch sprouts (see photo). My Ferry-Morse Mesclun has already given us a huge batch of mature lettuces. These "seeds" are junk. A complete waste of time and money. DO NOT BUY.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2023
No idea what I'm doing but harvested my first salad today, less than a month after planting the seeds. Tasted great and looking forward to more!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2022
I’m growing lettuce for the first time ever, using hydroponics! Since I am a notorious plant killer, I figured hydroponics might be the easier way to go. I chose these seeds since the hydroponics unit itself already costed me a lot of money and figured some cheap seeds would be nice, and if they didn’t work I would only be out $4. I definitely do NOT regret my decision. Although a few seeds took longer to sprout than some (I’m assuming because of the different varieties), all my pods now have lettuce growing in some stage or another. 😍 the pictures are day 4, day 8, day 10, and day 15 (today). So far so good and I am so incredibly happy with my purchase, given the price and germination rate! I can’t wait till it grows even more so I can eat homegrown and fresh lettuce for the first time ever!!! 🥬💚
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023
It grew well enough, but really had no variety. All green leaf, no red.
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