So you’ve purchased a bunch of microgreens from your health food store. The packaging says they are high in anti-oxidants, and that they can be used as a natural colon cleanser. You plant them in your garden, and within a week they start to sprout little green leaves. What are your options for growing microgreens…
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When I was growing up my first batch of microgreens I remember being excited as I saw the first plant to rise up and then quickly followed by a second. This was not only exciting for me, but my husband who was with me at the time also noticed that the felt growing mat for…
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Have you ever wondered are microgreens toxic to cats? Before answering that question you will want to know more about them and how they affect our cats. Microgreens, also known as spirulina is a common supplement often recommended by nutritional experts and veterinarians for cat health. However, the spirulina powder can be irritating to your…
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Microgreens, also known as cress flowers, are very similar to cress but smaller in size. Microgreens can be found growing naturally on the backs of green leaves in spring and summer. They can also be purchased in a variety of foods, dried and in bags at your local grocery store. The following is an overview…
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Have you ever heard of asparagus microgreens? They are tiny, adorable little seeds that can be used for a fun and easy gardening experience. It is quite easy to get started planting these little gems if you have the right tools. In this article, we will take a look at how to plant asparagus microgreens,…
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If you’re new to gardening, the 2021 Microgreen Kit may be an interesting choice for you. It’s a three-part instructional series that will teach you how to plant vegetables in containers. This article will tell you more about the benefits of planting these types of vegetables. There are several different vegetables that can be planted…
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Amazon Microgreen Trays offers a convenient way to introduce microgreens as well as fresh vegetables and herbs to your garden. They are ideal for growing herbs like Rosemary, oregano, parsley, basil and marjoram. There are two tray options available – planting right in the spring when you are planting new bulbs, or planting after they…
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How do I know if microgreens are hard to digest? If you have ever eaten a health supplement that contains microgreens, you may have noticed that after eating the microgreens, your stomach did not feel very full. You may also notice that after eating a small amount of microgreens, you are feeling very hungry again.…
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Are microgreens alkaline? This is a common question among health-conscious people. The first thing to understand is that while microgreens are indeed considered as alkaline foods, they are different from most alkaline foods. What this means is that they contain the same number of calories and nutrients as other foods, but are much more prone…
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If you have a pet cat, you may have wondered how are microgreens safe for cats. In fact, it has been studied and found that the plant material, also known as greens or spirulina, is safe for cats and can even help them become healthier and live longer. However, like with any other type of…
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