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If you want to know what happens if you don’t harvest microgreens, then this article is for you. Specifically, we’re going to talk about the benefits of growing your own microgreens, as well as how planting microgreens can be beneficial to both you and your plants. After reading this article, you should have a better…

What is the best soil for microgreens? This is a question that has been bugging gardeners for years. Microgreens are tiny plants, but as they grow they turn into leaves and then fall off the plant. When growing microgreens you will need the best soil possible for them to grow and prosper. One of the…

What is the healthiest microgreen? There are many Microgreens available on the market today. Microgreens come from a group of plants that belong to the cattlemen group of plants. Microgreens have low root systems and are very easily grown in gardens that are designed to mimic the appearance of a forest or a field. What…

What can I grow in a pot at home? If you’re looking for an easy and rewarding way to add fresh vegetables to your diet, eating microgreens can make it possible. A delicious way to add flavor and color to any recipe you love, eating fresh vegetables is easy and can be grown in a…

How much should you store your growing microgreens? Microgreens like most greens are best eaten shortly after they are plucked from the plant. Planting microgreens, for instance, should ideally be done in a sunny and warm location but, given the environmental constraints of most greenhouse structures, they do better when stored in cool, dry containers.…

Microgreens are a great addition to any salad garden and are by far the most popular type of greens being eaten today. But which are the best microgreens? Which are the best vegetables to plant? And which are the best foods to eat grown in the garden? In order to answer these questions we need…

Microgreens and edible sprouts seem to go hand in hand when it comes to discussion about eating healthy. There seems to be some debate about which is healthier. Many people believe that eating microgreens is better for you because they are smaller and therefore more delicate. They do not have the robust flavors of larger…

Many of you will have been confronted with the question “What are microgreens?”. Microgreens, also known as Wintergreen or Chlorophyll, are a popular plant among gardeners for their spring blooms. It is very easy to take care of and is a good alternative to lettuce. Wintergreen grows very well in a range of climates; it…

When I first began researching the best foods for a healthy diet, I never thought of eating microgreens until then. But I am an avid gardener and have a very large garden full of different plants, herbs, and flowering plants. When I began having trouble with certain ailments, like fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, I…

Is it true that microgreens do not grow after cutting? It’s a good question. After all, most of the plants we eat have small leaves with stalks, and a single stem will typically produce several shoots. If you were to consume one of those many microgreens per day, you would indeed be consuming more than…