Microgreen Seeds for Life TM Ready to Plant Packets (3 Pack) Grow your own Food

Description: Microgreen Seeds for Life TM Ready to Plant Packets (3 Pack) Grow your own FoodPresoak seeds in cold water for 4 Hours. Larger seeds like Peas or Sunflowers should be soaked overnight. We recommend placing the seeds in a coffee filter in a cup of cold water. After the soaking period, lift the coffee filter out of the water and let the water drip off. Select a Food Container from a popular restaurant like Wendy’s, Chick-fil-A, Burger King, use your own container of choice or purchase one of our Grow Containers. You want a Food Grade Container without drain holes. You are going to need a light organic soil mix or coco coir for indoor plants. You should have about 1.5” to 2” of grow media is preferred. Microgreens can be grown all year around indoors with a little light, water and love. Use a spoon to move the seeds from the filter to the top of your soil in the container you selected to grow your Microgreens. Be sure to spread the seeds out evenly on the top of the grow media and gently press the seeds into the surface of the Grow Media. Do not cover the seeds with soil. Place the grow container with the lid on in the dark for three to five days. Each day in the morning and evening, mist your seeds. If you do not have a misting sprayer, then dampen the seeds gently over the soil. The soil should be damp, but not soggy. Over watering can promote mold. After the dark out germination period when you see the Crops starting to grow, place the germinated seeds in indirect light. The ideal temperature to grow your Microgreens is between 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Water your soil or coco coir as needed. Your Microgreens will start to grow toward the light, so rotate your container each day so your Microgreens become strong and grow straight. Usually, you can start harvesting between twelve to fifteen days. Harvest only the amount you are going to eat. Let the remaining crop continue to grow until you eat your Harvest. Troubleshooting & Tips · Over planting reduces air flow and can result in rot or mold · Under planting is okay if you are experimenting · Over watering will drown the roots and starve them from the oxygen they need to stay aerobic and promote mold · Colder temperatures will slow down germination and growth · The dark out period helps the roots to get established so do not put the seeds into the light prematurely · If after a day with lights your crop is not turning green, try placing your crop closer to the light Choke Hazard: Keep Seeds out of the reach of young children who might swallow.

Price: 9.95 USD

Location: Sharpsburg, Georgia

End Time: 2023-12-04T21:17:58.000Z

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