Do you have a delicious and easy to grow plant that you would love to eat, including a variety of microgreens? It is not uncommon to find these plants at a variety of retailers, and they are available in many different varieties. However, growing microgreens at home has its benefits as well as disadvantages. With…
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Have you noticed how popular microgreens are becoming among professional chefs? If you haven’t, they are rapidly becoming a must have kitchen staple. You may not have realized just how tasty and beneficial sunflower seeds are, but I guarantee you that once you taste them you will. In this article, we will take a closer…
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Microgreen Urban Farming is a novel way to garden using plantlets from around the world. It is based on the principle of yin and yang theory. According to this theory, all living things contain energy which is in the form of electromagnetic radiation. When a plant grows, it releases this energy through respiration, via leaves…
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The Microgreen Rocket brings fresh, spicy taste to your salads. These succulent baby leaves are easy to grow on your windowsill and will only take about 16-21 days to mature. The leaves are small, oval shaped, dark green and have a slight sweet taste. These are not herb plants. They do not have foliage at…
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If you are a cat lover or you own cats, you should try giving them microgreens to help curb their appetite. There are many delicious treats that your cat can eat, but too much of anything can cause them harm. Giving your cat the occasional treat, like microgreens, may be just what they need to…
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If you have a cold or allergy season, you might try growing microgreens for hair as an alternative to winter greenery. Microgreens come from the seeds of the Aloe Vera plant. They are small, round green plants with a velvety appearance. Aloe Vera is a succulent, flowering plant that is commonly used for skin care…
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For many gardeners, they are somewhat intimidated when asked about how to use mustard seed extract for growing microgreens. Microgreens, as their name suggests, are tiny, adorable little plants that look a lot like tiny grapes. However, they are actually a member of the cucumber family, Cucurbitaceae, along with gourds and melons. Microgreens are cucurbitaceae,…
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When you want to add a new green product to your kitchen or landscaping area there is no better ingredient than Microgreen for a Xpress. The difference between the regular garden microgreens and these specially grown ones that are specially designed for growing in an outdoor environment is the way it is made. The plants…
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Microgreen trays are a great addition to your organic garden as well as any range of greenhouses. If you are a newbie at planting and caring for plants, the idea of using microgreen trays can be pretty intimidating. You’ll need to learn about how to care for the plants in the tray so that they…
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The microgreen business in Kerala is a new and exciting aspect in the tourism department of the state. As more tourists from all over the world come to enjoy the scenic charm of this beautiful state, the revenue earned by the state from the various tourist activities like sightseeing, accommodation, travel packages etc, is increasing…
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