How to Grow Radish Microgreens (step-by-step no-fail guide)
Radish microgreens are fast, flavorful, and beginner friendly. This guide shows you how to grow radish microgreens at home using simple supplies, small containers, and safe growing methods.
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How to Grow Kohlrabi Microgreens
If you’ve been following my microgreen farm journey, you know I’m a fan of small-scale growing. This guide shows you how to grow kohlrabi microgreens in personal-sized containers you probably already have, using minimal space and time. Grow your own nutrient-packed microgreens all year round! Quick Answer: Kohlrabi microgreens take about 8–14 days to grow….
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How to Grow Amaranth Microgreens at Home (Step-By-Step Guide)
If you’ve been following my microgreen farm journey, you know I’m a fan of small-scale growing. This guide shows you how to grow stunning and nutrient-rich amaranth microgreens in personal-sized containers you probably already have, using minimal space and time. Yes, you can grow your own nutrient-packed microgreens all year round! This guide will cover…
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How to Grow Kale Microgreens
If you’ve been following my microgreen farm journey, you know I’m a fan of small-scale growing. This guide shows you how to grow kale microgreens in personal-sized containers you probably already have, using minimal space and time. Grow your own nutrient-packed microgreens all year round! This guide will cover everything from the essentials like coco…
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How to Grow Broccoli Microgreens at Home (Step‑by‑Step + Supplies List)
Broccoli microgreens are one of the easiest and fastest microgreens to grow at home. With just coco coir, a teaspoon of seeds, and a small container, you can harvest fresh, nutrient‑dense broccoli greens in as little as 8–14 days. This step‑by‑step guide shows you exactly how to grow them successfully; including the supplies you need, how to avoid mold, and the simple tricks I used as a microgreens farmer to get consistent, flavorful harvests every time.
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Grow Your Own Microgreens: Tools, Equipment & Seeds
Ready to grow your own microgreens? Excellent choice. One great thing about growing microgreens is that it doesn’t require a big initial investment. Seeds, growing medium, water, and a recycled container are sufficient to get you started. Graduate to a pump mister, sturdy trays, seed starting warming mat, and a grow light once you find…
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How to Grow Arugula Microgreens at Home (Step-By-Step Guide)
This is a tried and true method to easily grow arugula microgreens at home. This guide shows you how to grow in smaller containers you probably already have in a cupboard. It takes up little space and you can grow all year long. Grow several varieties at a time with this at home microgreens growing…
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Microgreens Care: 2 Reasons Your Microgreens Have Gnats
Are there gnats buzzing around your microgreens? Gnats are a telltale sign that something isn’t right. Healthy microgreens don’t have gnats. You may think that gnats are causing problems with your grow, but it the opposite is probably true. There is something wrong with your microgreens crop that’s attracting the gnats. Let’s troubleshoot what might…
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How to Grow Sunflower Shoots: A Step-By-Step Guide
Learn how to grow microgreens yourself, starting with sunflower shoots! This is a step by step DIY growing guide, written by a microgreens farmer.
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Are You Using Peat Moss To Grow Microgreens? Read This Now
Are you still growing microgreens in peat moss? I used peat when I started my business, I wish I’d stopped sooner. Find out what to us instead of peat moss.
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Microgreens Care: 2 Reasons You Have Gnats In Your Microgreens
Got gnats buzzing around your living microgreens? Gnats are a symptom of a problem, not the problem. So if you are seeing gnats, it’s time to figure out why. Read and watch to avoid getting gnats in your living microgreens.
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Microgreens Mold vs. Root Hairs: How to Identify the Difference (With Photos + Fixes)
How to tell the differnce between root hairs and mold on microgreens.
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Growing Microgreens: Should You Grow Them in Your Garden?
Once you harvest microgreens, they will not grow back and No, you should not try to grow your microgreens to maturity because they are far too stressed out.
