Ovation
Variety
created by Arline R. at 05.03.2021
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Lettuce Ovation (Lactuca Sativa) Ovation forms very beautiful, large, medium green glossy leaves with an erect umbel, closed underside and small stalk. Proven hardy and high yielding variety. Sowing: From February to August. Early sowing in seed trays, later directly in situ in the open field. Cover the seed only very thinly with soil. Germination: Uneven, after 6-15 days at an optimum temperature of 10-16°C. Higher temperatures may inhibit germination. Culture: Row spacing 30cm, in row 30cm. If necessary, after emergence warp to distance, planting not too deep. Location: Sunny if possible. Prefers loose, humus-rich soils, heavy soils are unsuitable. Fertilize only very carefully, lettuce is very sensitive to salt. Harvest: Harvest as soon as a firm head has developed. Harvesting early is very well possible by covering with foil / fleece. Use: Lettuces are among the most important vegetables in the world. They are very rich in vitamins and have a refreshing and stimulating effect. Tip: In case of drought, water abundantly, especially in the young plant stage.
Non hybrid
Frostproof
Chop more often and water regularly.
Light requirement
Sunny
Seeding distance
25 cm
Row spacing
25 cm
Seeding depth
1 cm
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