IMPORTANT INFORMATION

for the best preservation of your seeds, we recommend putting the seeds in an air-tight container and in a freezer. this will prolong the shelf life of the seeds.

Yes, it is possible to grow microgreens without the need for expensive lighting, fans, and shelving, you just need a window sill with plenty of light and good room temperature water to feed your micros

This all depends on the type of cultivar, some seeds like broccoli, wheat, and corn can be harvested in 7/8 days depending on the condition of the grow room climate. others like cilantro, beet roots, and basil might take up to 21 days to reach maturity.

No, a plant has all the needed nutrients encapsulated in the seed, to give the plant the energy to grow its first leaves. if one decided to grow the plant after the true leaves then it is important to add nutrients.

Good lights ventilation moderate humidity mould free area

Some seeds like sunflower, peas, corn, beets, coriander, and wheat need to be soaked for between 12/24 hours in room temperature water and a 3% food-graded hydrogen peroxide to kill any pests that might be on the seed. while others can be seeded directly on the medium of choice ( soil, coco coir, hemp mate)

under controlled environments it is suggested to give your plants about 16 hours of light, this will encourage growth.

Once cut, any vegetable will start losing its nutritional value. However, it is possible to store microgreens in an airtight container for up to 7 /14 days depending on the condition of both the plant and the refrigerator.

Hydroponics work best with greens, berries and herbs such as lettuce, strawberries, kale and basil.

Fresh Microgreens trays come in three different sizes https://static.wixstatic.com/media/9c28bd_3a662cecc349468e8ad22dfaec978226~mv2.jpg Small Tray - 680 ( 6 inches x 8 inches )or (21 cm x 15.5 cm) Medium Tray - 1380 (6 inches x 16 inches) or (21 cm x 41 cm) large Tray - 1020 (10 inches x 20 inches ) or ( 25cm x 50 cm )