1、 Prepare basin soil

prepare a piece of open space. If there is no water, it can be planted with vegetable pots or foam boxes. The soil requires humus soil or garden soil rich in nutrients. The remaining vegetables in the kitchen can be buried in the soil and can be used to grow lettuce after rotting

2、 Sowing seeds

After preparing the soil, you can sprinkle the seeds directly on it. If the open space is large, sprinkle it a little sparsely, so that the lettuce growing in the later stage is more robust. After sowing the seeds, water them in time. At this time, water them thoroughly and cover them with fine soil

3、 Later maintenance

After sowing, water should be poured every 2 to 3 days. The soil should always be kept wet and germinate in about two weeks. The germination time should also be determined according to the local climate. After germination, the amount of watering can be reduced, but it should also be noted that the soil must be slightly moist and have enough water, which is more conducive to the growth of lettuce