How to Grow Kohlrabi Microgreens: Seed, Timing & Harvest
Learn how to grow kohlrabi microgreens: 20–28 g seed per 10×20 tray, 3–4 day blackout and harvest in 8–12 days. Includes timeline and fixes.
Crop-by-crop instructions for pea shoots, sunflower, radish, broccoli, basil, wheatgrass and more, with seed rates and timings.
Learn how to grow kohlrabi microgreens: 20–28 g seed per 10×20 tray, 3–4 day blackout and harvest in 8–12 days. Includes timeline and fixes.
Learn how to grow Swiss chard microgreens in a 10x20 tray: seed rate, soak time, blackout days, harvest timing and fixes for common problems.
Wheatgrass is easy and fast: soak hard wheat berries, pre-sprout for a day, sow densely and cut at 6–7 inches. Here's the full method, plus a second cut.
Basil microgreens are slow and a little fussy, but intensely aromatic. Sow the seed dry, keep it warm, and water carefully to avoid damping off.
Broccoli microgreens are mild, fast and very forgiving. Learn the right seed amount, how to avoid over-sowing, and when to harvest for the best texture.
Grow fenugreek (methi) microgreens in 8–14 days: seed per tray, soaking, blackout, light, watering, harvest timing and how to keep the bitterness mild.
Pea shoots are sweet, crunchy and one of the most productive microgreens. Learn which peas to use, how much to sow, and how to get a second harvest.
Sunflower microgreens are nutty, crunchy and high-yielding. The tricks are the right seed, a weighted blackout and harvesting before true leaves appear.
Radish is the fastest and easiest microgreen. Here's how to grow a full tray in about 8 days, which varieties to choose, and when to harvest for the best flavor.