Price comparisons between eating microgreens and perramuche and guarana tray of dried flowers is apples and oranges scenario. They are very similar in appearance and are sold at approximately the same price. Price comparisons need to be based on quality, not on appearance. Let’s look at the differences in growing microgreens and tray of dried…
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Are microgreens goitrogenic? Scientists recently announced that they had proven that they are indeed “cancer-fighting” agents, but that they were not toxic to humans. The announcement was made in a scientific publication, which may have been released by a medical journal. No studies on humans have yet been published, and no trials involving humans have…
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The official Hamama Microgreens Grow Kit is a great way to jump starting an indoor garden for a new gardener. For the novice gardener, or someone who is new to growing their own vegetables, indoor gardening can be intimidating at best, but exciting and rewarding at its best. Growing your own vegetables is a fun…
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The question of, how are microgreen seeds different from regular seeds, can be answered with the understanding that they are different due to their very nature. Whereas seeds such as Maqui or Blue Top Macaw are eaten by Native Americans for food, these seeds are farmed and then used for making alfalfa sprouts which are…
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For anyone who is interested in starting their own kitchen garden and at the same time looking for ways to save money and grow their own vegetables, a home microgreen kit may be a great choice. These kits are easy to use and are a great way to get started growing your own vegetables. In…
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When should you expose microgrowths to direct light? Most microgrowths should develop in the dark for at least three to five days prior to being exposed to direct sunlight. Some microgrowths will rapidly grow and need only two to three days without exposure to sunlight. Others microgrowths will grow slowly and will take a few…
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One of the coolest vegetables out there is the pak choi microgreen! It originated in Thailand and has now spread all over the world. It is actually quite easy to grow, and is actually edible too! I was thrilled to find this out as I love to eat vegetables but hate having to go through…
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The term “microgreen” has been popping up lately in the gardening world. Why is a microgreen job such a trendy trend? It seems that people are interested in working in tight spaces and with small, easy-care plants. Some people also like the idea of growing a more natural, organic garden. Microgreen jobs are one of…
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Microgreens are very small, green and succulent vegetables. They are found in Mediterranean countries like Spain, Greece, Italy, and France. In the United States, they can be found in California and most states in the eastern and the mid west. The best time to plant them is during late winter or early spring. If you…
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The best microgreen rack for a window garden is one that can be used year round. This means a design that is versatile so you can plant the plants for all four seasons. A design that can withstand the extremes of temperatures and moisture, It should have a design that allows plenty of sunlight to…
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