Thompson & Morgan Lettuce Warpath - 200 Seeds

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This guide is for gardeners seeking compact, heat-tolerant lettuce varieties, especially those with limited space. Thompson & Morgan Lettuce 'Warpath' offers a unique blend of iceberg and cos traits, producing perfect single-serving heads ideal for containers or small plots. While it excels in warmer weather, consistent watering is key to prevent bolting.
| Model Part Number | 61884 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
Its primary advantage is its excellent heat tolerance, making it ideal for growing during warmer months when other lettuces might bolt.
Yes, 'Warpath' is specifically suited for smaller pots and containers due to its compact plant size.
Sow the seeds thinly, about 1cm deep.
Once large enough to handle, thin the seedlings to approximately 23cm apart.
Make regular sowings from March to August to ensure a continuous supply of lettuce.
Keep the lettuce well-watered and consider applying a thick mulch around the plants to help retain soil moisture.
The plants typically grow up to 20cm in height and spread.
Ensure consistent watering, especially during dry periods and two weeks before expected harvest. Avoid stressful conditions by maintaining soil moisture and controlling weeds.
Thin seedlings carefully once they are large enough to handle, spacing them to the recommended 23cm apart to allow for proper growth.
Use netting or horticultural fleece to protect the plants from birds and common garden insects.
Ensure the soil is consistently moist and at a suitable temperature (typically above 7°C). Avoid sowing too deeply.
Sowing:
Thinning:
Protection:
Watering & Weeding: