Troubleshooting
Why Are My Microgreens Falling Over? 8 Causes and Fixes
Floppy microgreens usually mean thirst, weak light or over-sowing. Use the symptom table to find your cause and fix it — today and for the next tray.
Author: Utkarsh
Founder and editor of TrayGrown. Writes practical, carefully researched guides to growing microgreens and fresh greens indoors in small spaces.
Troubleshooting
Microgreens Not Germinating? 9 Reasons and How to Fix Each
When microgreen seeds don't sprout, the cause is usually seed age, temperature or moisture. Work through this checklist and run a quick germination test.
Equipment & Setup
Best Growing Medium for Microgreens: Soil vs Coco Coir vs Hemp Mats
Potting mix gives the biggest harvests, coco coir is cleaner, and grow mats are the least mess. Here's how each medium compares and which to choose.
Equipment & Setup
Grow Lights for Microgreens: How Much Light, How Close and How Long
Microgreens need 12–16 hours of moderate light a day. A simple LED shop light a few inches above the tray is enough. Here are the numbers and how to set it up.