Category: Microgreens

Growing great baby salad greens requires a great potting mix! These baby plants are worth the investment of high-quality growing media. Here is a guide to the best soil for microgreens, including pre-mixed options and a DIY recipe. The best potting soil for microgreens is roughly 80% organic material (peat moss, coconut coir, sterilized compost),…

Microgreens are one of the easiest and healthiest edible plants to grow at home. They can be harvested a week after planting rather than waiting the months it takes to harvest most vegetables. Once you learn how to grow microgreens, you’ll have them growing in your kitchen all the time! Introduction to microgreens Microgreens are…

Buckwheat sprouts are very affordable and easy to grow. The seeds are easy to sprout inside a mason jar. You just soak the seeds (buckwheat groats) for 4-8 hours and then rinse and drain them twice daily for a couple of days. I’ve been growing these tasty fresh sprouts for over a decade. With my…

Growing wheatgrass might seem like a simple endeavor, but anyone who’s tried it knows there can be bumps along the way. My journey with wheatgrass began over a decade ago, and let me be upfront – it’s been transformative. I’ve had my share of pitfalls, from mold issues to inconsistent growth, and I understand the…

Growing sprouts in a mason jar is a relatively simple process. Start by selecting your sprouting seeds; popular options include sunflower and mung beans. Sterilize a mason jar and cover its opening with cheesecloth or a mesh screen, securing it with a rubber band. Add 1-2 tablespoons of seeds to the jar, fill it with…