The Art of Growing Microgreens

oakley · January 22, 2017

In the pic above i had some pea shoots and a mixed salad tray that got a bit over-grown. Even using them every day. Fantastic to have fresh greens.
Have not done the math much but maybe 10 cents soil, 10 cents seed as i have bulk.

(i have your address envelope on my desk and will send you a pack of my mix i just made)

Every seed has its own 'suitcase' of food and nourishment to get going. So these plants do not need ferts at all. We cut them before they would need help from garden soils.

-the same seed mix will grow in the garden as a salad mix. And would cut-and-come-again being outdoors.

January 22, 2017	#11
oakley Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: NewYork 5a Posts: 2,303	In the pic above i had some pea shoots and a mixed salad tray that got a bit over-grown. Even using them every day. Fantastic to have fresh greens. Have not done the math much but maybe 10 cents soil, 10 cents seed as i have bulk. (i have your address envelope on my desk and will send you a pack of my mix i just made) Every seed has its own 'suitcase' of food and nourishment to get going. So these plants do not need ferts at all. We cut them before they would need help from garden soils. -the same seed mix will grow in the garden as a salad mix. And would cut-and-come-again being outdoors.