Abbie's Gardening Tips

Microgreen LED lights are popularly used for outdoor lighting. The most important factor while using the microgreen lighting is ensuring that the plants are getting sufficient amount of sunlight during daytime. During night time, plants normally get less light. The micro green LED lights are specially designed to emit light in the growing phase of…

A lot of people are starting to ask themselves, “are hemp microgreens legal?” This is because there has been an increase in awareness of organic and natural foods. People are becoming aware of the ingredients used in conventional foods and how those ingredients can cause them to get sick over time. The biggest issue that…

Growing microgreen seeds is easy, fun and good for your health. These little wonders have recently burst onto the scene and are quickly becoming a top culinary ingredient. Some varieties of Microgreen contain up to 40% more nutrients than other vegetables like broccoli and turnips. So why are they better? It all comes down to…

Microgreens are very small, reddish-green plants that resemble a potato. Unlike most plants, they grow no deeper than the level of the ground and can grow as high as six feet. Microgreens are not weeds. They do not invade gardens and are not weeds that need to be removed. If you are wondering are microgreens…

Have you tried growing microgreens yet? If you haven’t, here is a short overview of what they are, how to grow them, and their benefits. This article should also be a helpful introduction to other valuable vegetables such as spinach, chard, broccoli, cauliflower, kale, cabbage, lettuce, squash, and more. Microgreens are small vegetable vegetables harvested…

Anise Microgreens: Are you wondering what exactly anise microgreens are? Anise is often associated with spells of depression in people and can be used for spiritual healing. It’s often found in spells involving love, relationships, and the power of love. Anise contains many key amino acids and vitamins, as well as being a natural appetite…

Pots for microgreens are the perfect gardening solution for people who don’t have much experience with planting and caring for small plants. Typically microgreens are grown in a bed of mixed greens, but it is possible to plant microgreens alone as well. Some varieties of dwarf irises are good for this, as are honeysuckle and…

Purple kohlrabi can be a beautiful addition to any salad. The flavor of these microgreens goes well with various types of sauces, as well as a range of vegetables. Many people use purple kohlrabi for pickling, too, without having to worry about whether the vegetables are safe to eat. In fact, many pickle recipes call…

Are broccoli microgreens healthy? This is a question I have asked myself many times, and yes, they are! Growing your own vegetables is very beneficial to the health of you and your family. The main thing you will need for successful growing is good soil, nutrition, food, water, and microorganisms (good bacteria). In this article…

The best humidity level for microgreens that I have found is somewhere between ten and fifteen degrees. Microgreens require a higher moisture level than most other vegetables do. Mold spores don’t like the moisture level to be anywhere near one hundred ninety degrees, which is what most of the moisture level for most other vegetables…