Why are they called microgreens? Because they taste just like fresh broccoli, but only a tiny bit smaller. This makes eating microgreens much easier than eating other vegetables grown with greater heights. Microgreens have the same amount of potassium and calcium as other vegetables grown with larger spans. And they are a fraction of the…
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Whether you’re growing your first microgreens or trying to improve the taste of your present microgreens, there are some important tips that will help. These include general growing practices and considerations when choosing a microgreen for planting. Because they are starting up, microgreens may be subject to certain conditions, such as disease, that you would…
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There are many benefits to be gained by planting a new organic non-GMO garden. The list can go on but the main points include: reduced risk of harmful pesticides, fertilizers and chemicals; increased energy and fungal/pathogenic protection due to the lack of artificial fertilizers and pest control measures; healthy diet; reduced or eliminated chemical soil…
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For many gardeners, a hamama starter kit is one of the most valuable eco friendly gifts they can purchase for planting their own garden vegetables. Planting your very own vegetables can be a rewarding and satisfying experience. No doubt, you have dreamed about having colorful peppers in your home. But planting them in an outdoor…
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Did you know that eating bean microgreens has more health benefits for you than eating lettuce? This is because bean microgreens are low in carbohydrates and sugars. In addition, they have a low water content, which is helpful when it comes to balancing the mineral content of your soil. What’s more, they have very low…
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Are microgreens better than other vegetables? If you have ever eaten a microgreen, or considered trying one, you are probably wondering if this small, flavorful plant is any different from the others that you are used to eating. It’s true that some varieties of dwarf irises and pansies grow wild in some parts of the…
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Growing microgreens has never been easier. Microgreen kit contains well-suited wonder soil, pre-mixed microgreen solution, premium quality microgreen plant food, microgreen seed and complete easy-to-follow instructions for planting. The nutrition value of wheatgrass is quite impressive; only 1 ounce of fresh wheatgrass juice can provide the same daily nutritional value as two pounds of dry…
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MiniEco MicroGreens Growing Kits. If you are looking for a great way to grow your own vegetables but do not have much experience then this is for you. This MiniEco MicroGreens Growing Kit is the perfect kit to offer as a gift to anyone wanting to begin small or for someone wanting to grow their…
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The Microgreens Kit from Garden Spice is a high-quality starter kit to get you started with growing wheatgrass crops. It contains everything you need for planting, from the seed to the planting kit, and is designed to be easy for anyone to assemble. All that you need to do is place the tray of soil…
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If you’re thinking of planting microgreens, here are some things you might want to know before you do. These are not ordinary garden plants; they’re not even easy to grow. Microgreens are intended to be harvested just after the first new cotylingons appear. You can’t use regular seeds for growing microgreens, because these are “immature”.…
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