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Light Gentilina Lettuce Seeds
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[Lactuca sativa subsp. secalina] Light gentilina lettuce seeds, wavy bright green leaves, sweet and crisp, soft open head.
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- Light Gentilina Lettuce
- The Light Gentilina Lettuce Plant
- How to Sow Light Gentilina Lettuce
- How to Grow Light Gentilina Lettuce
- Tips for Light Gentilina Lettuce
- Diseases and Pests of Light Gentilina Lettuce
- Uses and Curiosities of Light Gentilina Lettuce
- Properties of Light Gentilina Lettuce
- Nutritional Values of Light Gentilina Lettuce
Light Gentilina Lettuce
A variety with a soft, slightly elongated head, light gentilina stands out for its wavy, bright green leaves, sweet and crisp, quite different from the classic tight iceberg heart.
The Light Gentilina Lettuce Plant
It belongs to the species Lactuca sativa subsp. secalina, family Asteraceae. The open, voluminous head has crinkled leaves with frilled tips, in bright green.
How to Sow Light Gentilina Lettuce
Sow from March to September in a seedbed or directly in the field, transplanting seedlings about 25-30 days after sowing.
How to Grow Light Gentilina Lettuce
It prefers cool, well-drained soils; it is particularly suited to spring cultivation and consumption, with good yield also in pots or crates.
Tips for Light Gentilina Lettuce
It should be eaten very fresh to keep its crisp leaf texture; harvest occurs about 35 days after transplanting.
Diseases and Pests of Light Gentilina Lettuce
It can be affected by downy mildew and grey mould in humid conditions; aphids and slugs remain the most common pests to monitor.
Uses and Curiosities of Light Gentilina Lettuce
A typical salad lettuce, it pairs well with rich dishes thanks to its crunch; it is among the most widespread and appreciated varieties for its versatility in the kitchen.
Properties of Light Gentilina Lettuce
Rich in vitamins A, B-group, C and K, it is also a good source of vitamin E and folic acid, important for red blood cell formation.
Nutritional Values of Light Gentilina Lettuce
Per 100 grams, light gentilina lettuce provides about 15 kcal, 1.2 g protein, 2.2 g carbohydrates, 0.2 g fat and 1.3 g fibre. Good source of folate and vitamin C.