NatureZ Edge Lettuce Seeds for Planting, 4 Popular Varieties Non-GMO Heirloom Seeds, Red Romaine, Bibb Butter, Black Seeded Simpson, Green Ice Lettuce, Romaine, Salad Lettuce, Hydroponic Garden, USA

Best purchase I ever made, this is perfect for beginners like me, you don’t need a big space to grow your own healthy herbs and vegetables, great value for your money , they sprout within weeks and the variety was such an experience for me,

Good germination

Wow, first time growing veggies and these seeds worked out great!

Quick delivery . First batch of seed(red) sprouted both in soil and hydroponic in about a week.

So far so good. Used 12 red romaine seeds. After 6 hours, I have 100% germination. Lettuce is easy, but 100% is still good. I am using just water, seedling sponge, warmth and no light. I will add light after first leaves start developing. I will update at first leaves and weekly intervals. Photo 1 - seeds have all sprouted. UPDATE: added 3 photos. Photos are after numerous harvests. At least 15 leaves harvested from each plant and are still good to harvest as bitterness has yet to set in. Every single seed survived and every plant is healthy and mature. I only water every day with pre-fertilized organic potting soil. I ended up pulling a few of the plants as I wanted to add green onions and tomatoes. I did not expect all of them to perform so well and was over redundant in my planting. Great Seeds!

I LOVE my new plants. The lettuce has produced two harvests by now. Took over a month to get leaves, but they are beautiful and keep producing! I've had two Caesar salads so far. Meanwhile, these dollars store seeds I bought have plateaued in comparison. Definitely always try to buy heirloom seeds when you can.

I've planted all of these. None of them grew.

Zero complaints! Every single cell is sprouting with each of the four lettuce types. They are all healthy, green and strong. Exactly what I hoped for. We name all of our plants and these guys were quick to say hello. Don’t hesitate to purchase. I kept them indoors; 70 degrees, with a humidity cover and limited light exposure - they sprouted right on time and we have switched to grow light and sunshine (when it’s actually out). They will def. be ready for spring planting. I even have enough seeds left to do several rounds of planting at a later time. I look forward to having fresh salads, the hardest part will be keeping the critters away when these get transplanted in the garden. I will purchase from this company again. This was a great set of seeds for a well rounded leafy green salad mix.