We’re just interested in lettuce that doesn’t have slugs and won’t give us food poisoning. Romaine, butterhead, bibb and other loose-leaf varieties are well suited for hydroponics.

Working with his wife and children, Kaufman now manages four greenhouses — each 22 feet wide by 130 feet long — where the family grows bibb lettuce using hydroponics, a growing method more ...

Revolution Farms's farming methods mean the lettuce goes from seed to harvest in an indoor facility. After researching new agriculture and farming methods, hydroponics seemed to be the best fit.

Swap option: If hydro bibb is not available, any other lettuce with mild flavor and soft texture will do. For example, any of these lettuces would be a great replacement: green leaf lettuce, ...

4 packed cups of lettuce (spring mix, Bibb or Romaine works well) Handful (about 1/3 cup) fresh basil. 3 cloves garlic, roughly chopped. 1/2 cup toasted almonds or pine nuts. 1/2 teaspoon salt.

We’re just interested in lettuce that doesn’t have slugs and won’t give us food poisoning. Romaine, butterhead, bibb and other loose-leaf varieties are well suited for hydroponics.

Master Gardener Laura Simpson guides you through growing lettuce without having to worry about bad bacteria or slugs. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 61°F.

We’re just interested in lettuce that doesn’t have slugs and won’t give us food poisoning. Romaine, butterhead, bibb and other loose-leaf varieties are well suited for hydroponics.

We’re just interested in lettuce that doesn’t have slugs and won’t give us food poisoning. Romaine, butterhead, bibb and other loose-leaf varieties are well suited for hydroponics.