Hey there!
Since it is my first time growing lettuce from seed, I decided to start the seeds indoors. So, I filled a large plastic container with soil from one of our garden beds.
So, I didn't have any new lettuce seeds in the house, and driving to the store to get some seeds wasn't an opion, so I used some very old ramain lettuce seeds. The packet must have been like 5 years old, as the design on the package was old and was a bit molded on the top edge. But I decided to try plantin' 'em anyway
So one of the seeds germinated....BUT I'm not sure if the seedling is lettuce or Pumpkin. The reason I think it might me a pumpkin seed is beacuse we have ornamental pumpkins standing on the edge of the raised garden bed. And when the pumpkins began to rot, I dug it into the soil.
So possibly the soil in the container for the lettuce had a pumpkin seed.
Any ideas?
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- Greener Thumb
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True, but is no huge harm, since they like to spread out quite alot, and make new roots/feedings spots as they go.vicky464 wrote:Pumpkins are nice to grow, but you will need a lot of space. They sprawl out on the floor of the garden. Since you are not too excited about them, I would find a nice spot outside the main garden.
To prevent it from getting more leggy, try placing it closer to the light source.