How to Grow Microgreens in a Jar: Simple Beginner Method
Learn how to grow microgreens in a jar with no drainage: the right soil depth, how much seed to use, safe watering and the best crops to try.
Learn how to grow microgreens in a jar with no drainage: the right soil depth, how much seed to use, safe watering and the best crops to try.
Sprouts, microgreens and baby greens are three stages of the same plant. Here is how they differ in growing method, harvest time, taste and food safety.
Everything you need to grow your first tray of microgreens indoors: supplies, seed amounts, a day-by-day timeline, watering, light and harvest.
Most microgreens are ready 7–14 days after sowing, but basil and cilantro can take three weeks. Here are germination, blackout and harvest days for 16 crops.
Radish, broccoli and pea shoots top the list. Here are the ten most forgiving microgreens for a first-time grower, with flavor, timing and a tip for each.
Cut at the right stage, keep them dry, and chill them quickly. A practical guide to harvesting microgreens and storing them for 5–10 days.