Harvesting Lettuce All Season with this Method | The Best Way to Harvest Lettuce

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Harvesting lettuce all season with cut and come again method. This is the best way to harvest lettuce. The Prolific Familystead

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[JuanCanuck]

Boy am I glad I found this channel. I’ve always wanted to grow my own vegetables

[JoyoftheGardenandHome]

Mine are under grow lights, baby greens and microgreens for us in the winter...

[RickE-TV]

I planted mine too early in central Florida on Feb 22. They stayed seedlings for months. I finally transplanted them into the ground about mid-April. I am just now to the point of harvesting, which is how I ended up watching your video. Great video by the way, but I was hoping you would finish the rest of the orange pepper as that is where most of the heat. This was my first year trying to grow chili peppers and I since learned the ground needs to be much warmer than February to plant or start inside but I had no light. I planted all types but the only ones that really produced were the long thin cayenne, which were not very long, and the habanero but out of two plants that made it, out of maybe 20, I only have about 12 habaneros and several more just starting to bud. Next year I will likely add worm castings. I did get about 3 dinky jalapeno's and about 3 dinky Anaheim but I am thinking it was just because they did not recover from the extended stunting period where they were seedlings. BTW I love all hot sauces but my favorite by a long shot is habanero.

[mmercier]

i call that grazing, it actually gets the plant to produce more.

[chipete]

I just got done watching about 20 of your videos. What happened to the container garden that you had on the back porch?

[sofiagriffith]

Can you do a video on harvesting seeds? I have alot of bolting lettuce. Thanks!

[SpuffMonkeh]

Great video as always. Do you suffer from any slug damage with growing lettuce?

[grogers]

Hello where do you get the Butter Crunch lettuce seeds