If you’re just getting started with growing microgreens, arugula is a great place to start. It’s a plant that both chefs and home cooks like to use because it has a tangy, nutty taste that makes most dishes more interesting. It also grows quickly and is usually ready to harvest in about ten days. The…
Are you thinking about growing some microgreens this spring? You’ve come to the right place. Microgreens are perfect for busy gardeners who don’t want to spend much time weeding, watering, and fertilizing their plants. Because they mature quickly, you’ll get a quick return on your time and money. Spinach is one of the best crops…
If you want to grow tasty microgreens, you may have considered popular options like kale, arugula, or even carrot seeds. But have you ever given sunflowers some consideration? Many people overlook the potential of sunflowers to produce delicious, crunchy microgreens – but the tiny sunflower is a nutritional powerhouse! There are plenty of reasons to…
Think it’s impossible to grow your own food in a small space? Think again! While the average home or apartment won’t suit indoor food plants like citrus, raspberries, bananas, or tomato plants, think instead about growing something much smaller and simpler: microgreens, for example. If you’re a beginning grower, microgreens are a really nice place…
