Did you know that you can grow micro greens in kitchen plants? This is an increasingly popular solution to provide colorful, fresh vegetables right in your very own home. The benefits are plentiful when it comes to this growing method. Unlike traditional vegetable gardens which can take months to develop and care for, microgreens can be enjoyed in a very short period of time – even days. It doesn’t matter how large or small your garden is, you can enjoy eating microgreens!

Why should you be growing microgreens in kitchen plants? Because they are not like other vegetables which need high amounts of sunlight and intense watering to thrive. Microgreens are actually very drought resistant plants that can tolerate very low levels of light. In fact, they can grow at almost any altitude.

This is advantageous as microgreens don’t need a lot of water to grow. Therefore, they are the ideal plants to be growing in low lying areas such as a patio. They can even be grown in pot gardens and other containers. If you have a sunny window in your kitchen, there are many varieties of microgreens to choose from, all of which will look good planted in a sunny spot.

Another benefit of growing microgreens in your kitchen is that they are very easy to maintain. You don’t have to worry about them standing out too much and getting in the way of your cooking. They are small plants and will grow just fine in tight spaces. You may want to stake these plants if you want to keep them in a more central area, but they will grow on their own. Many people choose to plant micro greens in a basket in the center of their kitchen as they come in bunches.

Microgreens like growing in areas with moist, shady conditions. Most varieties will do well in full sunlight but some prefer partial shade or a little shade from a window. If your microgreen plant does not seem to like these conditions, you should provide them with some sort of water feature that keeps the soil damp but not saturated.

Your microgreen plants will appreciate some sort of protection during hot summer days. If your microgreen plant has exposed leaves, consider purchasing a screen for it. A screen will provide a barrier between your microgreen and the sun and will also help prevent fungal infections. If you do not purchase a screen for your microgreen, be sure to trim the leaves regularly to keep them from being burned.

When choosing microgreen pillows for your kitchen, you should consider the size of the area that you are growing it in. Some types of microgreens can grow quite large. You want to make sure that your microgreen doesn’t take over the room or get too heavy for the area. Some types of microgreens can have leaves that are so long, they get caught up in furniture or get in the air and float down towards the floor. This can be very bad for your allergies if you have asthma or any other respiratory condition.

One great thing about micro green plants is that they are very easy to maintain. They don’t usually need to be fertilized unless you are growing them indoors or in a very humid environment. If you want to give your plants a boost during the cooler months of the year, simply apply a light layer of fertilizer. If you are growing microgreen plants indoors, you should provide them with an extra glass of water to drown any leaves or droppings that might fall onto the floor. You will find that most forms of microgreen pillows are designed to sit on a piece of furniture or in a specific location in your kitchen. You can also choose to place a mist spray bottle under the plant, if you are trying to control the amount of water that is used.