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• Species: Iceberg lettuce (Lactuca sativa var. capitata)
• Variety: Silvinas F1
• Quantity: 20 seeds
• Growth habit: compact head-forming
• Leaf colour: light green
• Flavour: fresh and crisp
• Maturity: mid-season
• Growing location: open ground, greenhouse
• Light: sun to partial shade
• Soil: fertile and moisture-retentive
• Sowing: spring to summer
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🥬 Silvinas F1 – crisp and reliable iceberg lettuce
Iceberg Lettuce ‘Silvinas’ F1 is a high-quality hybrid variety producing dense, compact and well-formed heads. The light green leaves are juicy, crisp and mild in flavour, making them ideal for fresh salads and sandwiches.
This variety offers reliable performance and uniform harvests throughout the growing season. It grows well in garden beds and protected environments.
✅ Why Choose Silvinas F1 Iceberg Lettuce?
• Crisp and juicy leaves
• Compact uniform heads
• Reliable and productive variety
• Suitable for continuous growing
• Ideal for fresh salads
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