Inverna Lettuce S. Super Inverna

Lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) is an annual plant native to temperate regions, cultivated for its leaves. Exceptional for its polymorphic varieties in colors (green, yellowish, purple), textures (crunchy, buttery, batavia), and leaf shapes, it is sweet in flavor and typically consumed raw.

The Romana variety has elongated heads and somewhat curled leaves, known for its crunchiness and sweetness. This variety is the most typical in Spain.

• Prefers temperate and humid climates.
• Choose varieties suited for your climate and region to avoid physiological issues.
• Maintain soil moisture to prevent premature flowering and root rot considerations.

Super Inverna Lettuce: Excellent upright Romaine variety with long, wrinkled leaves, rapid growth, and a large, tightly closed head that does not require tying. Good resistance to bolting.