Lettuce,no. Lechugón, yes.

I WILL EXEMPLARY THEMTHEY REACHED ALMOST ONE METER IN DIAMETER AND THREE KILOS IN WEIGHT.

It is not the first time that, in the territory of La Aldea, fruits and vegetables that exceed their usual size are grown. Accustomed to the norm, what stands out surprises. The person responsible, this little bastard.
We can affirm that this new star of vegetables has two parents: who cultivated it and who made it famous. First, Justo Ramirez, professional papaya farmer. The second, Antonio Oliva, owner of the Oliva restaurant on Tasarte beach.

Both Ramírez and Oliva usually handle fruits and vegetables daily.; Their professions demand it of them and, Therefore, they have seen everything. But in lettuce Oliva already says it: “I had never seen lettuce like that in my life.”.

Justo Ramírez también quedó sorprendido cuando las supuestas semillas de sandías que había plantado en sus fincas del barranco de Tasarte, se convertían en dos hermosos lechugones que han batido las tallas registradas.

Las explicaciones al fenómeno parecen ser varias. Ramírez opina que la especial calidez de este invierno, puede ser una de las razones, pero insiste que la más importante es la que le corresponde al agricultor.

Buen alimento y buen agua, todo en su justa medida. Y lo más increíble es que pese a lo petitosa que está, ningún bicho se acercó a dar dentelladas, declaró Ramírez.

Buena cuenta de uno de los lechugones, la dieron los clientes que se acercaron al restaurante a comer una tremenda ensalada, for which a single lettuce was enough, which sixty people tasted.

The other piglet measured 70 centimeters in diameter and weight 3 kg. Oliva has decided to pardon her for a few days so that those who come to Tasarte beach can observe her..

Ramírez insists that “It is a shame that with the conditions we have in La Aldea, people no longer dedicate themselves to agriculture”.

And the earth, Water, The sun and wind in La Aldea make its agricultural products different.