

Lettuce adds a crisp, refreshing crunch to a wide range of dishes. It gives fresh salads and local wraps their texture and is an essential companion for samgyupsal and grilled meats. As lettuce has become a staple of modern Filipino dining, a steady supply matters to many households and food businesses. You’ll find fresh lettuce for sale on FarmyHub from sellers across the country.
Lettuce is letsugas (also spelled litsugas) in Tagalog. Current FarmyHub listings range from ₱50 to ₱400 per kilo, sold by the kilo, by the head or by the piece, from sellers in Metro Manila, Cavite, Bataan, Quezon, Cagayan, Camarines Norte, Capiz, Davao City, Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon.
Current listings come from growers and traders in Cavite, Bataan, Quezon, Capiz, Bukidnon, Surigao, and Metro Manila. Check each listing to find a seller whose location, available quantity, and delivery terms suit your needs.
Fresh lettuce: General harvest lettuce available in small quantities or bulk supply.
Romaine: Crisp, elongated leaves commonly used in Caesar salads, wraps, and sandwiches.
Green Ice and loose-leaf lettuce: Mild varieties with soft, ruffled leaves suited to salads, burgers, and garnishes.
Hydroponic lettuce: Lettuce grown in soil-free systems, including Batavia and Olmetie varieties.
Fluffy Green: A ruffled, tender-leaf variety offered by hydroponic growers.
Check each seller’s details to confirm the variety, origin, harvest date, and available batch size before messaging them.
These are the prices on current FarmyHub lettuce listings, cheapest per kilo first. The lowest prices come with the biggest minimum orders, and some sellers price per head or per piece.
Listing | Type | Location | Price per kilo | Sold by and minimum order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Field lettuce, bulk | Cagayan de Oro City | ₱50 | Kilo; 50 kg minimum (₱2,500) | |
Field lettuce, bulk | Cagayan de Oro City | ₱57 | Kilo; 50 kg minimum (₱2,850) | |
Green ice | Tondo, Manila | ₱120 | Kilo; 1 kg minimum | |
Romaine | Cubao, Quezon City | ₱140 | Head of about 330 g (about ₱47); 1 head | |
Hydroponic | Aparri, Cagayan | ₱180 | Piece of about 330 g (₱60); 20 pieces (₱1,200) | |
Romaine | Davao City | ₱200 | Kilo; 1 kg minimum | |
Romaine | Tondo, Manila | ₱200 | Kilo; 1 kg minimum | |
Batavia, hydroponic | Sariaya, Quezon | ₱200 | Kilo; 10 kg minimum (₱2,000) | |
Hydroponic | Malaybalay City, Bukidnon | ₱200 | Kilo; 1 kg minimum | |
Fluffy green (loose leaf) | Dumalag, Capiz | ₱250 | Piece of about 100 g (₱25); 100 pieces (₱2,500) | |
Hydroponic | Labo, Camarines Norte | ₱280 | Head of about 125 g (₱35); 1 head | |
Fresh lettuce | Pilar, Bataan | ₱300 | Kilo; 1 kg minimum | |
Olmetie, hydroponic | Amadeo, Cavite | ₱350 | Kilo; 10 kg minimum (₱3,500) | |
Fresh lettuce | General Trias, Cavite | ₱400 | Unit of about 100 g (₱40); 20 units (₱800) | |
Fresh lettuce | Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ₱400 | 3 heads for ₱100, or ₱400 per kilo |
Two more listings from a Tondo seller are general vegetable listings (₱130 and ₱230 per kilo), so ask which vegetables they include.
Here is what each variety costs per kilo on FarmyHub right now:
Variety | Price per kilo | Where |
|---|---|---|
Romaine | ₱140–₱200 | Cubao, Tondo, Davao City |
Green ice | ₱120 | Tondo, Manila |
Batavia (hydroponic) | ₱200 | Sariaya, Quezon |
Olmetie (hydroponic) | ₱350 | Amadeo, Cavite |
Fluffy green (loose leaf) | ₱250 | Dumalag, Capiz |
Hydroponic, variety not stated | ₱180–₱280 | Aparri, Malaybalay, Labo |
Field lettuce in bulk | ₱50–₱57 (50 kg minimum) | Cagayan de Oro |
Iceberg | Not listed right now | – |
For what each variety tastes like and how they differ, see our guide to lettuce varieties in the Philippines.
It depends on the variety and size. On the listings that give a weight per head or piece, a kilo works out like this:
Listing | Weight per head or piece | Heads per kilo | Price per head or piece |
|---|---|---|---|
Hydroponic lettuce, Labo | About 125 g | About 8 | ₱35 |
Fluffy green lettuce, Dumalag | About 100 g | About 10 | ₱25 |
Lettuce and herbs farm, General Trias | About 100 g | About 10 | ₱40 |
Romaine, Cubao | About 330 g | About 3 | About ₱47 |
Hydroponic lettuce, Aparri | About 330 g | About 3 | ₱60 |
Home cooks buy smaller quantities for family meals, salads, and wraps, while restaurants, burger shops, and samgyupsal businesses may order by the kilo for daily service. Salad bars, catering businesses, market vendors, and resellers may require larger wholesale volumes to keep their kitchens or displays stocked.
FarmyHub is a marketplace that connects buyers with sellers. We are not a store, and we don’t grow, handle, package, inspect, or price the lettuce listed on the platform. Each seller manages their own stock, harvest dates, pricing, and delivery terms, so message them directly to discuss availability, leaf condition, order quantities, and delivery.
Not sure which seller may suit your needs? FarmyHub’s support team will be glad to help point you in the right direction. You can also compare 12 lettuce sellers and their prices in our lettuce guide or browse the wider Fruits, Vegetables & Growables section.
Sa FarmyHub ngayong Oktubre 2026, ₱50 hanggang ₱400 kada kilo ang lettuce. Pinakamura ang ₱50 kada kilo sa Cagayan de Oro, pero 50 kilo ang minimum order. Kung kaunti lang ang kailangan, may romaine sa Cubao, Quezon City na mga ₱47 kada ulo, at green ice sa Tondo na ₱120 kada kilo. Itanong muna sa seller ang presyo at delivery bago mag-order.
Lettuce is letsugas in Tagalog, also spelled litsugas. The same word is widely used in Bisaya.
Usually more than bulk field lettuce. On FarmyHub, hydroponic lettuce is listed at ₱180 to ₱350 per kilo, while bulk field lettuce from Cagayan de Oro is ₱50 to ₱57 per kilo with a 50 kg minimum. Small-batch field lettuce can cost as much as hydroponic, so compare the price per kilo.
Current FarmyHub sellers are in Metro Manila (Tondo, Cubao and Batasan Hills), Cavite, Bataan, Quezon, Cagayan, Camarines Norte, Capiz, Davao City, Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon. Lettuce wilts quickly, so a nearby seller is usually the best choice; message the seller to arrange pickup or delivery.