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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"baby lettuce" is one of the easiest and cheapest things to grow. They don't even need a grow light in summer; just put them by a window.

If you're this concerned about washing produce, maybe try growing some of your own?[/quote]

This is silly. You aren't growing a year's supply of lettuce without major effort. [/quote]

Save the empty plastic boxes from your salad, fill them with a single layer of pea gravel for drainage and then seed starting soil. Start one a week, or howevermany days you plan to eat salad (which is a nonsense rabbit food, usually for people who are dieting and want bulk without calories, and shouldn't be your primary form of sustenance).

It takes about 4-6 weeks depending on the season to get the rotation started, but it costs very little, it's easy af to rotate the bins, and there's plenty of fresh leaves when you want them. You need to remember to water 1-3x a week, which takes about 10 minutes.

Maybe if you ate more calories you'd have more energy (and more brain power)?[/quote]

Paying $2 a head is a much better use of time.

You appear to have some sort of prion disease from your pure meat diet. [/quote]

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