Never Buy Salad Greens EVER Again With These Tips!

[@sharonbrunotte3972]

I love growing lettuce in my basement!! It’s 70 degrees down there!! I concession sow every 3 weeks!! Then we have fresh lettuce!!😊

[@MIgardener]

It’s a great feeling always having lettuce!

[@ceecee-thetransplantedgardener]

Timing could not be better. For the last few years, I have battled SO MANY pests with lettuce/cabbage/choys, etc in my in-ground beds - and have been pondering whether containers (on my deck as well as inside) might be a better approach. I know it won't be a 100% - but still may provide more successful outcomes. Your video just convinced me. Thank you!

[@robyn3575]

You are awesome:) Love your videos and tips. I also love buying your seeds! Thank you😊

[@juneramirez8580]

I am in zone 9b, low AZ Desert and all the lettuce I recently planted bolted because we are still too warm. Getting ready to start them again!

[@timpabst3831]

I'm in zone 4B and grew good lettuce last year in my basement with lights as a test and turned out good, was just thinking of starting again in a couple days to be growing something already.

[@ratled1]

I grow lettuce in old gallon milk jugs cut down to just 4" just fine. Plant some and try it

[@lindas9806]

I'm going to try this using the winter sewing method so you're making like a greenhouse out of it I think it'll work well.

[@beckijameson3844]

Oh yeah!! The news is always buzzing with news of e.coli and listeria on lettuce greens.

[@guylamullins3602]

Poor water in places where grocery store lettuce is grown plus bad handling technique between grower and store.

[@KarenThomas-v5n]

I learn so much from your videos since I am in the same zone as you- Thank you for your time putting together the information that is easy to understand and follow

[@Orchid-Care]

Thanks for these tips, your videos are always very helpful 💕

[@pamelamercado6902]

I love the seedlings plugs and trays I purchased when you had your sale. I just love how sturdy they are.

[@MIgardener]

They’re so much easier to use than the flimsy trays.

[@dawns.2492]

I have been growing lettuce indoors for 4 years last month. I have not bought it since I started but I grow in in Kratky Passive hydroponic totes. I can't think of growing outside again. HA I am eating a big dinner salad and have Crisp Mint and Amish Deer Tongue mixed.

[@DawnMaria-8]

I grow Kratky hydroponic lettuce too! I do think that the lettuce tastes better when it grows outside in the garden but, during the winter, the kratky lettuce is better than store-bought.

[@dawns.2492]

@@DawnMaria-8 I learned years ago if you don't like the taste change the variety same with tomatoes. Much cleaner than outside with birds crapping all over it lol

[@mcravenufo]

This was awesome. Thank you for the info!

[@MIgardener]

You’re welcome!

[@MonicaCradd1972]

Question: Which Promix do you use? There are so many choices! I used Promix GardenMix for my raised beds and had great success.

[@nancygrant9652]

My question as well.

[@Thingys-Jill]

I love ProMix, but sadly my last bag is full of fungus gnats. I am using boiling water to kill them (before I use it to plant or seed). I excited to plant your seeds - bought a bunch. Happy New Year!

[@brownsbackyardgardening651]

Always great videos! Trifecta plus is THE best fertilizer ever! Been using it for the last 5 years! 😊

[@lindas9806]

Lettuce would be great in the winter sowing method.

[@jSheapullen]

Started lettuce carrots kale radish in early november late october outside zone 7b...covered with plastic as needed . Growing well!

[@dwadams5367]

Words that bring fear to my heart...water when they need it! By chance, do you have a video on that? I never seem to get that part right!

[@mars7304]

Is MIgardener ever gonna get into hydroponics? Seems like a lucrative winter option.

[@deannaallison3386]

Thank you 😊

[@gail7998]

Thank you. I would like to know what brand your greenhouse is. I'll try to locate the info on your other videos.

[@Northernnine8878]

Awesome!

[@MIgardener]

Thanks for watching!

[@sbarr10]

I haven't had luck growing lettuce during the summer. It's too hot here in northern Utah. Our window box and greenhouse get too hot to be able to grow inside.

[@joyevefarmandforge]

Does your green house get below freezing at night when you’re growing your lettuce?

[@Wellbaby94]

Made me think, I need to plant more lettuce!

[@MIgardener]

You can never have too much lettuce!

[@123loveyourland]

Luke do you heat your greenhouse?

[@MIgardener]

No, I would like to but I don’t have a great way to keep it heated.

[@michaelboom7704]

Lettuce was in my plans after the New Years day passes.

[@vallietmc9553]

Would you show us an update in 45 days of that same crop?

[@MIgardener]

Will do!

[@lindas9806]

Which Promix do you use? One of does have fertilizer.

[@rjaquaponics9266]

Great tips, but I am not in control of the budget. I had a stroke and I can't do much of anything. I know how to grow lettuce, I just don't have the space with two cats in an apartment. It is difficult to grow anything in an apartment. I have a heat mat and I still grow mold not lettuce. I am just going to wait for Summer where everything grows, without control of the budget. LOL

[@terridee9637]

I have 5 kinds of lettuce growing in my basement Most are about 4” tall. I’m moving them to bigger containers tomorrow. ( grow light system from gardeners supply)

[@cherylh8924]

I have a mini greenhouse in my living room. I get east/west light, do I need a grow light? I have trouble growing it grows leggy, I've been trying for about 2 years and am having trouble.

[@kimberlylamantia7794]

I've grown Wasabi but can't get lettuce to grow lol

[@shaannette1]

I have never successfully grown lettuce

[@ulyssesmelendres504]

7! ;)

[@happosaai]

I can't grow lettuce to save my life! Other, much more difficult plants are so much easier.

[@JohnWood-tk1ge]

As soon as the video ends I am ordering your heat mat.

[@janew5351]

Luke said heat mat is not good for lettuce germinating.

[@JohnWood-tk1ge]

@ onions not lettuce

[@jackzampella5758]

Luke, what lettuce variety do you consider has the most heat tolerance?? Thanks