Romaine is commonly seen in stores sold as whole heads, however, if you are growing this type of lettuce at home, there are other ways to harvest it. If you grow romaine lettuce, there are ways to ...

Keep the soil moist after sowing until the seeds are growing strongly. Thin the seedlings to around 30cm apart. If you're planning to cut the whole lettuce heads at harvest, sow at intervals of three ...

If you've got romaine lettuce in your refrigerator, throw it out - and then give the fridge a good scrub, ideally with bleach. Romaine lettuce - including the pre-chopped variety as well as whole ...

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People should avoid all romaine lettuce unless they can confirm that lettuce does not come from the growing region of Yuma, Arizona, according to the latest warning from the Centers for Disease ...

Research has shown that lactucin, or an active compound in lactucarium, is found in high concentrations in green romaine lettuce. You can make this chemical if you get a bunch of romaine lettuce ...

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