1. Loosen the soil and sprinkle lettuce seeds, if there is a large amount of land, you can sprinkle the lettuce seeds sparsely, so that you do not need to wait until the vegetable is ripe before transplanting. If there is not enough land, the seeds must be scattered more densely. After sowing the seeds, water them well with water and then cover them with fine sand.

2. Lettuce needs a lot of water, so make sure the soil is moist. Add more water at the time of sowing, usually a week after sowing, so that they can better survive the seedling period.

After that, depending on how dry the soil is, just water as much as you can again, and as little as possible at harvest time, otherwise it will affect storage and transportation later.

3. Lettuce has a well-developed root system and strong drought-tolerant leaves, and it has high yield and quality when grown on fertile, moist land with a pH between 5.8 and 6.6, which makes it suitable for planting all over China.