When attempting to grow any kind of organic produce, the first step is to make sure your soil is high quality.  Organic lettuce requires a sandy or loamy (silt, sand, clay, and organic matter) soil with a pH balance around 6.5—it is wise to test the soil's pH level before planting lettuce.  Make sure to use well-decomposed compost, as it may prevent the need for fertilizer.  Once your soil is in place it is time to plant your organic lettuce seeds.

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What's better than a homegrown tomato?  An organically homegrown tomato!  Here are the steps for growing delicious organic tomatoes from seeds: 

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