Territorial Seed Company Victoria Lettuce

It means Victoria Lettuce is bred to thrive in both spring and fall, allowing you to extend your harvest window beyond just the peak of summer. It is particularly well-suited for cool-weather growing, which helps prevent the bitter flavor often associated with heat-stressed lettuce.

You can expect to harvest full, heavy heads in approximately 45 days after planting. Because it matures relatively quickly, you can easily succession plant throughout the season for a continuous supply.

Yes, Victoria is an open-pollinated variety, which means you can harvest and save the seeds from your plants to grow again in future seasons. It will reliably produce the same characteristics as the parent plant.

To allow the heads to form fully, space your plants 10 to 16 inches apart. If you are planting in rows, ensure there is 16 to 18 inches of space between each row to provide adequate airflow and room for development.

Victoria Lettuce seeds germinate best in soil temperatures between 40°F and 80°F. Plant them shallowly, at a depth of about 0.125 inches, and keep the soil consistently moist until the seedlings emerge.