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A little green. A little care. Your own harvest.
Make a little space for microgreens. Watch the first sprout, discover your crops and bring your harvest to the table.
A small beginning. Something new each day.
Ten days of one tray
Seeds are scattered thickly and evenly over moist soil.
Turn off automatic care and water it yourself; wait too long and the sprouts droop.
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Frequently Asked Questions
High-impact answers before your first microgreens tray
How long does a microgreens cycle take?
Most microgreens are harvest-ready in 7-14 days. Fast crops like radish finish sooner, while pea shoots and cilantro usually need more time.
Which varieties are best for beginners?
Radish, broccoli, sunflower, and pea shoots are reliable starter crops. They germinate strongly and handle minor mistakes better than delicate varieties.
Do I need grow lights to get good results?
Window light can work, but consistency is harder. For stable year-round production, 12-16 hours of LED grow light per day is the safer setup.
How often should I water microgreens?
Check moisture once or twice daily. Keep the medium evenly moist, avoid pooling water, and prefer bottom watering to lower mold risk.
Can I grow microgreens all year indoors?
Yes. With stable temperature, airflow, and lighting, you can run continuous indoor microgreens production in every season.