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Appreciate, however, that planting this late in the season can result in premature bolting of lettuce plants (ie. plants forming flower heads). Lettuce prefers temperatures between 15-20°C.

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Lettuce seeds need warm weather to germinate but, once growing, would like temperatures under 25 C. To enjoy a successive crop, plant new lettuce every two weeks.