Troubleshooting
Microgreens Mold vs Root Hairs: How to Tell the Difference
That white fuzz on your microgreens is usually root hairs, not mold. Use the mist test and the comparison table to tell them apart in under a minute.
Fix mold, yellow leaves, falling-over seedlings, poor germination and fungus gnats with symptom-by-symptom guides.
That white fuzz on your microgreens is usually root hairs, not mold. Use the mist test and the comparison table to tell them apart in under a minute.
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.
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.