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Container Gardening
uaskigyrl

Over Cut My Lettuce

uaskigyrl
10 years ago

I've been growing loose leaf lettuce in a container (this is my first time growing loose leaf lettuce ever) and the last time I harvested it, I think I cut it too far down. It's having a hard time growing back.

Am I SOL? Or, is there still a chance that it will grow back as full as it did before?

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