Do you buy your lettuce pre-picked, chopped, washed, and
packaged in plastic? Don’t. Instead, get the real thing. That is, a head or
bunch that is still attached to its base. It will be healthier and fresher than
prepared greens. It also allows you to grow new lettuce from your scraps.
Instead of throwing out those leftover leaves, place them in a container of
fresh water. Mist the leaves occasionally, and keep the water clean. Before you
know it, you’ll see roots developing. At this time, you can transplant it to a
pot, put it in the windowsill, and watch your salad grow! Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Re-growing lettuce: Green gardening tip
Do you buy your lettuce pre-picked, chopped, washed, and
packaged in plastic? Don’t. Instead, get the real thing. That is, a head or
bunch that is still attached to its base. It will be healthier and fresher than
prepared greens. It also allows you to grow new lettuce from your scraps.
Instead of throwing out those leftover leaves, place them in a container of
fresh water. Mist the leaves occasionally, and keep the water clean. Before you
know it, you’ll see roots developing. At this time, you can transplant it to a
pot, put it in the windowsill, and watch your salad grow! 
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