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Lettuce Iceberg Saladin Seed

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Lettuce Iceberg Saladin Seed - Irish Plants Direct
 
Saladin is a standard iceberg type lettuce, widely grown for its large, firm, well wrapped heads and excellent crisp texture.
 
The outer leaves are shiny bright green, while the inner heart is pale and crunchy, offering the classic flavour and bite associated with supermarket iceberg lettuces.
 
This variety is known for its good holding ability in the ground, meaning it stands well at maturity without quickly bolting or deteriorating. It also shows resistance to tip burn, a common issue in hot weather, making it a dependable choice for gardeners seeking consistent quality.
 
Seed Qty Approx 0.2 grams
 
Sow March to June outdoors, or earlier under cover for transplanting
Germination 7 to 14 days at 12–18°C
Soil and Position Fertile, moisture retentive soil in full sun
Height/Spread Compact heads around 30–45 cm across
Harvest June to October, around 10–12 weeks from sowing
 
Sowing Instructions
 
Sow thinly in finely prepared soil, 1 cm deep, in rows 30 cm apart. Thin seedlings gradually to 25–30 cm spacing. For early crops, sow under cloches or in modules for transplanting. Water regularly to ensure even growth and prevent bolting.
 
Grow and Maintenance
 
Keep soil consistently moist and weed free. Protect young plants from slugs and aphids. Successional sowings every 2–3 weeks ensure a continuous supply of crisp heads throughout summer. Harvest when heads are firm and well wrapped.
 
Uses and Benefits
 
Classic crisp lettuce for summer salads and sandwiches
Reliable iceberg variety with strong disease resistance
Stands well in the ground without bolting
Large dense heads with excellent crunch and flavour
 
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