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Cauliflower microgreens have high germination and consistent growth rate, where you can harvest them in between 8-12 days.
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$120.00
Buckwheat are types of microgreens that are delicious and healthy. It grows tall very fast, and you don’t even need to pre-soak them. I did soak them a couple of hours for a better germination rate though, you can try your own way. One thing to note for buckwheat microgreens is their “poisonous” substance named fagopyrin.
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$10.00
Borage microgreens are the types of microgreens that you need a little patience to grow. Perhaps, you can try to pre-soak the seed for a few hours to have a better germination rate. In my case, it takes a while to germinate (in soil) with only about 70% sprouting rate, and then some of them germinate later in the week.
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$10.00
Beet microgreens have a vibrantly beautiful red color. It’s not difficult to plant at all, which is perfect for those just starting. The taste is quite similar to beetroot but a little sweeter and less earthy.
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$10.00
Basil are popular types of microgreens to grow. There are many different varieties of basil, as shown in the picture above. Some tastes are strong and sweet, while the others are lemony and cinnamon-like.
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Common name Arugula, rocket, garden rocket, rocket salad, eruca, rucola, roquette, rugula, colewort Pre soak No Flavor Nutty, peppery, pungency Color soft green leaves, light purple stems Nutrition High in Vitamin C, beta-carotene, phenols, potassium and calcium. Health Benefits Prevent various type of cancers, bone development and regulate many body functions. learn more. Seeding rate (10″x20″ Tray) 1 oz Germination time 2-3 days Blackout time 4-5 days Harvest time 7-10 days
