Identifying this from spring mix

[cicipoop]

Could anyone help identify what this is? It’s a main part of spring mix I found from my local grocer. I’ve never bought spring mix before and it was the only variety of safe leafy greens that wasn’t a salad kit with cheeses and stuff. I ran out of her favorite lettuce which is hard to get and had to drive to the grocery store closest to me yesterday evening.

 

[zovick]

Could anyone help identify what this is? It’s a main part of spring mix I found from my local grocer. I’ve never bought spring mix before and it was the only variety of safe leafy greens that wasn’t a salad kit with cheeses and stuff. I ran out of her favorite lettuce which is hard to get and had to drive to the grocery store closest to me yesterday evening. View attachment 393097View attachment 393098

It looks like baby mizuna to me, but I am not 100% certain of that.

 

[cicipoop]

It looks like baby mizuna to me, but I am not 100% certain of that.

Thank you! It seems that my tortoise prefers greens I’ve never heard of.

 

[COmtnLady]

I use Organic Girl at times and trust the greens they put into their mixes. Each season/couple weeks is different. I do take the spinach out though.

 

[RosemaryDW]

Agree on the mizuna.

 

[Markw84]

Also agree on the mizuna.

That is a good mix. And baby lettuce/greens are actually more nutritious than older greens that tend to lose some of their nutritional value as they age.

 

[cicipoop]

Also agree on the mizuna.

That is a good mix. And baby lettuce/greens are actually more nutritious than older greens that tend to lose some of their nutritional value as they age.

Good to know, it makes me feel better that the foods she enjoys have some good nutrients. Although she is not too fond of the purple colored leaves in there.