Growing Lettuce, From Seed to Harvest 🌱

Lettuce is THE easiest green to grow, there are seemingly infinite varieties, and it's also one of the priciest to buy fresh at a market, making it the perfect starter crop to grow at home. Join us in this full seed to harvest grow guide.
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Seeds:
→ Black Seeded Simpson Leaf Lettuce: growepic.co/403iFOD
→ Paris Island Cos Romain Lettuce: growepic.co/3Dh5Ia6
→ Ice Queen Crisphead Lettuce: growepic.co/400jg3I
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TIMESTAMP
00:00 - Intro
00:09 - Lettuce History
01:08 - Lettuce Varieties
03:07 - Sowing Lettuce Seeds
04:23 - 10 Days Update
05:27 - 1 Month Update
06:13 - Transplanting Lettuce
10:39 - 2 Week Post-Transplant Update
11:38 - After A Few Weeks
12:12 - Harvesting Methods
15:22 - Lettuce Prep
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[@epicgardening]

Seeds we grew in this video: → Black Seeded Simpson Leaf Lettuce: growepic.co/403iFOD → Paris Island Cos Romain Lettuce: growepic.co/3Dh5Ia6 → Ice Queen Crisphead Lettuce: growepic.co/400jg3I → Little Gem Romaine Lettuce: growepic.co/3XWwsop → Market Blend Mesclun Lettuce: growepic.co/3De5sZw

[@Digitalhunny]

What about allowing your lettuce to flower to collect the seeds??

[@AlvinMcManus]

Bat Guano, good idea! I'll use a big heap of worm castings from the UWB too!

[@AlvinMcManus]

1 sheet of paper towel wet and rung out is the right humidity for fridge storage of lettuce.

[@lawrencekeech2779]

I was about to say, some of those packs in the video were not Botanical Interests 😮… Oh well it filmed a while back - and sew what you’ve got. Then replace it with B.I..

[@gsusgman795]

Grow some cannabis lol

[@rosalynfox8215]

I'm from Phoenix AZ. Last year I grew two different kinds of lettuce (Romaine and May Queen) in my raised bed and I let one plant of each kind go to seed. This winter I got lots of volunteers growing in my garden space and in my backyard. Plentiful lettuce with very little effort 👌

[@Junzar56]

Perfect!

[@donnavorce8856]

Awesome. Self seeding gardens are the best! "Let us" all go a little wild. Cheers

[@taylorkuban953]

Glendale, AZ over here!

[@adventurouschannel5147]

I am from Zimbabwe. I grew red lettuce with only 3 plants. Now I have 120 plants at my home

[@wildkev1010]

Where at in Glendale? My Grandma used to live in Villa De Paz right next to the 101 on the other side of the cardinal stadium. Good memories of Phoenix/Glendale!@@taylorkuban953

[@AM-tc9ct]

I don’t think anyone should be shamed for liking iceberg lettuce. I love all greens, but that girl has its time and place, even for folks who also like leaves with greenie flavor. Bland sweet crunch has its place! Cheers from a kale and arugula lover.

[@oryxified1430]

You missed a ginormous opportunity to call this video "lettuce grow some lettuce"

[@khrys7330]

Lettuce Grow: from seed to harvest😂 I was thinking the same thing!

[@aidanho1804]

Yesterday I googled how to grow lettuce epic gardening and now it has come

[@epicgardening]

We're here

[@TheMusicbabe101]

YAAAAASSSSSS!

[@kellygater3996]

This has happened to me before as well! Lol (I think it was ginger?) 😅

[@nicolamarkus3177]

I planted lettuce seeds last week because buying lettuce goes to waste when I’m the only one eating it. Now I can harvest as needed without wasting a whole head! (Coincidentally, of the five types I planted, you listed three! I also love red leaf for color)

[@sayyadahmariamfatemah1134]

Buying beetroot doesn't go to waste, but planting through seeds then the harvested ones go to waste, carrots too..

[@SeattlePioneer]

> So do I. I bought a packet of red leaf lettuce seeds circa 2007 and have been growing them ever since. This year I experimented with constructing a tarp to protect the lettuce from sun during the summer to reduce bolting, and also growing seedlings in a tray and planting them repeatedly to extend my lettuce season. Both seem to be good.

[@Itried20takennames]

I grow indoor romaine for that exact reason….you can take 12 leaves or so for a single side salad, no waste and they grow back.

[@andylitch1383]

Thank you Kevin for making informative videos delivered in a simple way. Im from Britain and my children wanted to know how things grow. So for 2 years ive watched your videos and then I teach them. You have inspired a whole generation of my family to get growing for which I am eternally grateful. My kids now spend their summer growing produce rather than playing video games. You will never know my kids, or their friends who see their enthusiasm for growing and then start asking their parents if they can grow food too, but please be humbled knowing the difference you are making to people's lives and the snowball effect it has. Be proud of what you have accomplished my friend, not only in business success but also bringing good to the world.

[@epicgardening]

Means the world to hear this Andy. Best to you and the family...say hi from me!

[@Christian_Bonsai]

Make sure the leaves are dry in the fridge so it stores longer! He did brief on this. Wet lettuce will wilt and go slimy very fast if it’s not dry!

[@prairieprepper]

This! I always pack a folded paper towel in with leftover lettuce, to absorb extra moisture and keep it from beading onto the leaves.

[@joycee5493]

I’ve had excellent success with Paris Island Romaine. It grows well in the heat and I’ve had no disease issues. It also has a high germination rate.

[@InquisidorOmega]

What a coincidence, I was starting to feel worried about my lettuce seeds not germinating and just yesterday one out of the 15 i sowed germinated, hopefully more will...

[@SeattlePioneer]

So.... how did your lettuce crop turn out?

[@kbee8]

Did they?

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

We started lettuce ONE TIME and now we have re-seeding year after year here in my container gardening totes and buckets, what fun and so easy to grow.

[@donnavorce8856]

Same here. Such a delightful invasive plant.

[@caddycraft6823]

You're do lucky, mine just dies...🤔 One thing I can't grow, so sad

[@stephaniepacheco5871]

@@caddycraft6823mine reseeds all over my front yard. I’ve even got on growing on random spots on the driveway cracks and the garage door. It’s crazy. I’m not eating them from driveway but I let them grow since they tried so hard.

[@lilawiese2460]

This is the best video I could have found on growing lettuce and it appeared at the perfect time for me. Having never grown lettuce before, it gave me confidence that I'll be ok. 😅

[@M.davila89]

I wanted to come back to this because of your storage tip of the paper towel. I want to say THANK YOU! 🙏 My lettuce lasts 3 or 4 times longer, and I always think of this video when putting lettuce in my fridge. 😂

[@mailars9249]

Perfect timing! I want to try gardening for the first time this year and definitely want to have some lettuce. You’re channel has been a huge help.

[@gardenwitheden]

@Mailars Yes! his channel has helped me a lot over the past years of gardening; he's even inspired me to start my own gardening channel! 🌱🌱🌿🌿

[@epicgardening]

That's what we're here for!

[@mtnpull]

I recamend seilf sufficient me

[@kittiew260]

Tip lettuce hates heat, for success grow it in cooler temperatures. With being a 1st time gardener it's one of those crops not great to start with unless temperatures right. Kevin did cover that a bit but don't get frustrated because temperature key for lettuce. BTW welcome to the garden club we are happy to have you join us. 😀 it's always learning club

[@Gee399]

@@epicgardening You've done a darn good job at it. What you've grown in your garden and on your channel is something to be very proud of.

[@ThePrimeMinisterOfTheBlock]

Appreciate. Lettuce has always given me trouble, if it's not too hot, it's too cold

[@cindybroadus3277]

Absolutely the best Lettuce from seed to salad video 5 Star!

[@musaadfelton3909]

Butterhead Lettuce Is my favorite. If the seed is harvested from the lettuce. It grows amazing in that same location. It's very hardy if you sow the seed that's been harvest in that same location.

[@ipeefreely2364]

I got a bunch of little baby lettuces popping up. I'm so excited. I love a good fresh fresh salad from the yard I got Perris Romaine, Red Sail , Black Seeded, Red Butterhead and arugula to add that nice spice flavor

[@gardenwitheden]

Me too! I love to direct sow them, and the eat them as baby lettuce, it tastes so good!

[@ipeefreely2364]

@@gardenwitheden right now they're about 2 inches big or so. They're doing great.

[@gardenwitheden]

@@ipeefreely2364 That's great, I love gardening and growing my own fresh, organic, and have even made my own gardening channel! 🌱🌱🌿🌿

[@The_mad_gardener]

A wealth of knowledge packed into an entertaining video. Love it!

[@gardenwitheden]

How is this comment a day old, when the video was just published??!

[@rf9273]

Great video

[@The_mad_gardener]

@@gardenwitheden time travel

[@sherimatukonis6016]

I do alot of "cut and come again" in a successive row/section and just scatter seeds. Successive about a week apart for 4 sections and harvest one section each week, by the time I cut the last section the first has grown back. Perfect rotation

[@bennybennerson7728]

Even though I’m Australian, your channel is still one of my favorites. There's so much information in your videos; I just have to consider the different season. good onya mate.

[@epicgardening]

Appreciate hearing that - loved my time in Oz!

[@theorganised_farmgal]

I’m in australia too and it sure is hot here in S.E Qld! I just watched this video and then headed down to the nursery to buy lettuce seeds

[@bennybennerson7728]

@@theorganised_farmgal Yeah mate, I’m from north-east NSW, and it’s bloody hot here too. I’m actually not too far from the New South Wales Queensland border, so we’re probably in a similar climate, but same, this video made me get some more all-season lettuce seeds in the ground that I’d been meaning to for awhile. Good onya mate.

[@geradkavanagh8240]

I'm in Central Queensland, right on the tropic line. Lettuce ,grows, bolts to seed or doesn't sprout at all some years. I have used seed stock up to 6 year old to revive my Winter lettuce plantings.

[@theorganised_farmgal]

@@geradkavanagh8240 I’m going to try it in the acquaponics because it’s been like 38 degrees for a while lol

[@farfromhomeDotnet]

I love growing lettuce if all varieties. I wash, dry in salad spinner and store in ¹/2 gallon mason jars or a ziploc bag. It will last me up to 3 weeks.

[@lauriecroasdale]

planted lettuce in a large growbag early last Novemberl and all this southern california rain we've had has made them grow like crazy. I love telling the boys to grab some lettuce for their sandwiches...or for their In n Out burgers.

[@DenaInWyo]

Easiest way I've sewn lettuce is the way Charles Dowding does it. Doesn't try to pick apart those tiny seeds, just uses an open tray then after they all come up, just separates them from the clump and puts them in the starter trays individually. I'm really not good at thinning and this is working well this year.

[@courtenayguillory9005]

FINALLY! A proper tutorial on how to harvest my lettuce! Thank you

[@donnavorce8856]

Love making plant guilds. Waiting for slower growing veg to grow and mature leaves me a lot of space to seed or plant in fast greens and small roots such as radish and green onions. At this point in my 58 years of gardening I utilize every inch of space by putting seeds in everywhere and anywhere it makes sense, naturally paying attention to variety, eventual space needs, time required. Maximizing my best garden soils means less work developing other areas. Also I never turn the soil. I use a potato fork and just give the soil a slight lift or boost to loosen it. No more heavy work for me unless absolutely necessary (don't like to disturb the soil microbiology).

[@neilscole]

I've been growing black seeded simpson for years and never knew it's name until now! I don't remember where I got the original seeds, and I don't think the package ever said the variety name. (I harvest whatever seeds I can every year, so I frequently let my lettuce bolt after a while.) Woo! Pumped to finally know the name! And it's a delicious lettuce. I love it!

[@gardenwitheden]

Great info! I love growing lettuce all year round! It tastes really good when straight out of your garden!

[@epicgardening]

Nothing better!

[@DeeDee_Viera]

My goodness! Was I the only one who saw the absolute beautiful drainage of this garden bed at 9:59?! 😍👏🏾

[@ashton8878]

I couldn’t see it.

[@micaelagomez363]

Thank you, I am better informed about how to grow lettuces after watching your video: in simple terms, informative, and hands-on 😊

[@jujube2407]

Mesclun mix or "salad bowl" is my overall favorite 😍 one packet and tons of variety!!!

[@epicgardening]

Hard to beat!

[@jujube2407]

@Epic Gardening as a super small tiny rental gardener...it's got alot of bang for the buck ❤️

[@kittiew260]

Yes, @jujube2407. It's definitely a favorite of mine. Greenstalks are amazing to harvest from especially lettuce. I succession plant to ensure during spring I have harvest for weeks

[@rebeccawatson9284]

LOL! I love how you always pop out of the garden somewhere! Makes me smile.

[@kravgirl4]

This is exactly the kind of content I come here for! Keep it up, please!!

[@simongloutnez589]

Depending on the moment of the year we don't sow the same varieties, for some reason the red ruby is very cold hardy (I feel the rougher texture helps to not get crushed by snow), so livin in Québec its got a lot of love from us. And as summer hits we switch for softer romaine varieties 😊

[@SirDydimus86]

Not sure if this will be seen by anyone that matters, much less Kevin, but my friend over at 90 Second Mycology (mushrooms), is having his channel demonetized because YT says his content violates their guidelines, is "harmful and promotes drug use." The man teaches a technique that is great for people just getting into the hobby, whether it be for medicinal or gourmet mushrooms. As we all know, when starting a new hobby, getting wins under our belt further drive our intrigue and passion for that activity. Growing mushrooms can be a tricky project as it is often costly to get started, but with this gentleman's technique one is able to get started for a fraction of the price with great success. We are here to learn to be more self sufficient and mushrooms can be used for a variety of things, least of all, food. Please do what you can to help appeal this decision! Again: 90 Second Mycology. Thank you!

[@benph1214]

Just started harvesting my first leaves. Thank you

[@nancynesytofreske]

Loved the idea of interplanting the potatoes with the lettuce! Brilliant.

[@daygirl2659]

Growing lettuce is my favorite!!! Durning the fall/winter there are fewer bugs to deal with💚🥬

[@dianegreiner4054]

Botanical Interests has always been a favorite seed company that I order from every year! Love the artwork on the packets, the way the seed packets are packaged and delivered, and the successful germination. 👍🏼

[@kertmelinda]

I feel like your channel and videos help do many people, both new and experienced gardeners, they're entertaining, you talk about everything. Thank you for your work!

[@epicgardening]

😍

[@polarberri]

Such an educational video! Loved that you showed us every step, from planting to food prep. Cheers!

[@epicgardening]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Imn-the-garden]

I’ve been growing Paris island for a few years, even when bolted flavors still pretty good and not very bitter.

[@BeanBunnyBass]

Lettuce is my rabbit’s favorite food so I try to grow him some every year. Arlo says thank you.

[@carolyncarlon9870]

Charles Dowding and crew just uses fingers to pull leaves from lettuce plant. Much more efficient! Look Ma, no tools! And much cleaner stripping of leaf…no dead remnant remaining.

[@zurielgoodwin3958]

Love seeing Baker Hill and Botanical Interest (and SD seed co) represented

[@RealBradMiller]

I love Botanical Interest. All that info alongside the inner walls of the packets, and uncommon things to grow!

[@whodidit99]

I just sprinkled on the ground and put a little soil on top and most came out. So easy. I'll thin out when I'm hungry.

[@sana777malik]

I loved the comment about “respecting the plant”

[@sunniewright3335]

Funny story about not labeling seedlings. I started a try of seeds, forgot to label, but figured I'd remember what I had planted. Swear up and down they were turnips...they were not turnips. After transplanting in the back garden, I waited patiently for my turnips, which did not appear. I did a little research about turnips and transplanting, it's not recommended. However, I allowed the plants to thrive and grow because hey good for the soil. While chatting with our neighbor who lives in the back house, I look down and see these little purple globes...yes, they were eggplants, not turnips 🤣

[@Badgirlgibbs]

Wow loved the progress updates and very detailed explanation ❤

[@wormulous]

Somehow I watched this video, but I forgot that I watched it, so here I am watching it again. I've watched too many gardening videos the last year and a half..... well... too many or not enough who knows!?

[@jakeo4557]

Learned so much from your channel, thanks man!!

[@ninivesegovia1153]

They are very beautiful. I'm so jealous.

[@riosman7759]

Bananas are actually the number one bulk crop in grocery stores. Anyway love the content

[@madammazon2942]

I'm so excited for these types of grow guides! This type of video where you take us step by step through every stage of a type of plant in one video is wonderful! They will be such amazing references for the future😍 I know they take so long for not much profit, but know that this is really helpful❤️. Thank you thank you Kevin!🥰

[@cherryblossomVA]

I swear I live in your channel in the months leading up to planting lol

[@myurbangarden7695]

I am a CHRONIC over seeder with lettuce and Asian Greens. I am grateful for this tip so I can do better.

[@B-Th-Change]

Oh yes! Do a lettuce history video!!!

[@franciswhite7240]

Oh my! Planted first time this year beans, tomatoes, cucumber eggplant and lettuce in May. The weather has been pretty hot in NY. The letttuce have sprouted but the are not growing at all. Now I know why😢 too hot

[@longballszakkyy]

Please do more videos like this for other plants! Very informative

[@mompuff]

Great video!! Thank you from Kentucky 🙌🏻🦋🙌🏻

[@Gardeningchristine]

In SE Missouri and my last frost is mid April. I’ve started 3 types of lettuces, some Asian greens, and my alliums to experiment with different covers like milk jugs and clear plastic storage tubs as mini greenhouses. Plus I found small thin pots that will fit between my windows. I was thinking the greens and lettuces would do good there even if it’s cold.

[@aw6707]

Would love an update in a few weeks. I'm also in Missouri and debating when to start.

[@Gardeningchristine]

@@aw6707 I figured I’ve got more than enough seeds, might as well try. Especially with stuff that can take a freeze. I’m going to start some brassicas next like purple sprouting broccoli and broccoli rabe, cabbages, spinach, and another round of herbs since practically nothing came up. I started the others December 31, and they’re doing great. I’ve got a shop light for a grow light and I have a night and day shift that I switch out the trays.

[@epicgardening]

Yep the milk jugs work well!

[@geradkavanagh8240]

Left out the bit where you leave some of the best go to seed. harvest the seed and replant. Separating lettuce seed is really easy.

[@peterac_]

Love the history lesson! Keep them coming!

[@raymondkyruana118]

Honestly using a salad spinner to dry is the best way to dry it. I thought it was a gimmick but it works so fast. In like 10-15 seconds it's totally dry

[@teetstreats5682]

Love the old school EG videos!!!

[@gardenwitheden]

Same!! I love your channel, I just subscribed! BTW I also have a small gardening channel 🌽🍅🥦🌶🌱

[@CNPapadopoulos]

These growing guides are very entertaining and informative. Great format.

[@lyndalent]

Love the potato, lettuce idea

[@ramonajolley1966]

Thanks. I'll be starting lettuce seeds soon.

[@sheelaghomalley5459]

I find the smaller I transplant the better lettuce seedlings grow. Free root run is the key

[@JoyoftheGardenandHome]

Appreciate your true, full growing guides.

[@tinapayne2367]

Love this type of video. Everything you need to know from start to finish❤️ Thank you!

[@adamharrison5286]

This is hands down the best kind of guide for any plant.

[@rebeccazody1278]

Botanical Interest! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ so glad you bought that company. They are already wonderful. You will do even more.

[@drikonrokon852]

One thing I like to do for my edible plants that require moisture consistent is to mulch with sphagnum moss even though it's not something most people would use but it helps in areas where it can get extremely hot and dry as a mulch that loves to hold on to water it helps keep the soil moist while the water evaporates out it helps with the dry air

[@lizebert7262]

Love how you go over the history and the different varieties. Thanks for all your great content!

[@christine77771]

Just in time! I was looking for a lettuce video. Thanks epic gardening, I always enjoy the history that comes with your videos!

[@bboat42069]

black seeded simpson is my favorite, it’s great for kilt lettuce

[@shanellaj]

Thank you for all those tips

[@farstrider79]

I built a new salad bed in a partly shaded spot last fall. Everything sprouted almost immediately (spinach, kale, lettuce) and got to about 3" tall........and never progressed. They stayed that way perfectly healthy looking but never grew,. Finally died when temps hit 8 degrees here. Never had plants do that.

[@sardar5150]

You're reading my mind! I usually direct seed loose leaf lettuce, but this year doing heading lettuce and starting indoors. Our summer last year came earlier, almost a 100F in mid May! Lots of bolting!!

[@epicgardening]

Oof!

[@SeattlePioneer]

Thi summer I constructed a tarp over my lettuce to reduce sun exposure. Also planted lettuce seedling several times to extend the lettuce season. So some may bolt, but others are still growing. Next year I'm thinking of planting lettuce in a mostly shaded spot and see how that works. The lettuce would get some sun in just the morning or just the afternoon and be cooler pretty much all the time. A few plants in containers that can be moved to shade might also be a good experiment.

[@joyhamilton4248]

Counting down to planting day here in zone 8a in NC!! Thanks for sharing your method 😊

[@tedrowland8672]

Growing carrots from seed to store!!

[@Gnomestress]

I was going to skip lettuce in my new garden because I found it intimidating but you've inspired me. Wish me luck!

[@peter913]

After harvesting lettuce leaves if I wash them I help dry them by running them through a salad spinner. Although the leaves are still a little damp after being run through the spinner it greatly reduces the amount of moisture you have to deal with. I then place them in a large bowl and in a few hours they are mostly dry.

[@SeattlePioneer]

After pulling leaves off my red leaf lettuce, I wash them in water to get rid of any dirt or insects. I shake the water off and put the leaves in a plastic bag, and then into the refrigerator until I'm ready to use them. Some water typically collects in the bottom of the plastic bag, but I'm happy with the lettuce this method provides.

[@nansfam8534]

San Diego here. Great video and soooo happy I can grow my lettuce seeds still! Fingers crossed!

[@TheMusicbabe101]

🥰 youre reading my mind… Lettuce is something i’m obsessed with this year! 💜💜

[@MsWDWFAN1]

Florida would be brutal to grow lettuce. It gets so hot here. We've had some days already in the 80's. So by Spring it's going to be hot. Like goes from Winter right to Summer! 🥵

[@sinnertwitchclips9772]

Very interesting facts about the crop, great videos as always.

[@colsen4616]

Love the seed to harvest format!

[@baneverything5580]

I like to let a few leaf lettuce or romaine plants make a lot of seeds then later sprinkle them around beside and underneath other garden plants like tomatoes in the warmer weather to help shade them and get a late crop and even more seeds to experiment with. Lettuce does very well indoors in the little hydro gardens if you want it in Summer and Winter when the weather is too harsh outdoors. Plus you can get your gardening fix in the off season. These tabletop gardens are a great gift idea for an elderly person or to teach a child about plants and get them interested in growing their own food.

[@darius2172]

this video came at a perfect time!! I just bought some lettuce seeds yesterday :)

[@TheHokiedude12]

@Epic Gardening You got to get a salad spinner for all that lettuce!

[@sleepytigereyes]

Wow! You know your stuff. Thanks for the video.

[@twizzler1415]

Extremely comprehensive, thank you!

[@APrettyGoodChannel]

Well-timed video since I planted some mixed lettuce seeds in trays two days ago and had no idea when to transplant them. Thanks!

[@isabelandmom3103]

Yum!! Just planted red leaf, buttercrunch and others. Thanks for the info!

[@zsbarton]

This video is very encouraging! I’m going to try growing lettuce soon. Thanx 😊

[@juliarroberts1621]

I just sowed some lettuce seeds…. This came right on time. Thanks Kev.

[@garden_life49]

I love lettuce! What a fantastic and instructive video. Would want to see more of these with various things 😍🥰❤

[@christinepittman1198]

I am a new gardener and your video with step by step help so much thank you!