Abbie's Gardening Tips

Are you interested in growing microgreens? There are several different kinds available, but one of the most popular types are eating microgreens. These are actually an entirely organic, vitamin-rich plant that grows very well even in low light environments. Growing this low-maintenance plant in organic soil in your own garden is always a good choice…

If you love eating green things but are tired of buying commercial produce, consider planting a home grown microgreen in your kitchen. The Microgreen Home Kit comes with three packets of seeds and an attractive reusable planting tray. As it kind of sounded important to use this, I kind of assumed that to be something…

Mile High Microgreens is grown in pots and is harvested just before maturity. This allows for a more controlled harvest as well as allowing a greater number of crops to be harvested at one time. These plants are shipped to the processors shortly after being planted, generally within two weeks. The main difference in production…

The microgreen kit with light is a guide for gardeners who want to plant higher yield of microgreens. This is a relatively new type of plant which has grown in popularity in recent years and its sudden rise in popularity has prompted many people to plant them in their gardens. Microgreens are usually favoured by…

Just as tomatoes and chilies benefit from having an appropriate place to grow, so do your herbs and vegetables! If your garden is for fun and pleasure rather than for profit, you’ll be happy to know that there’s a solution to the problem of where to get the best greenhouse for growing microgreens. Microgreens, also…

What Are Micro Broccoli Greens? Microbroccoli is a small, evergreen, leafy vegetable with a dark red or orange color. It is typically harvested as a bun plant, which grows to about three to four inches tall. The leaves of a micro broccoli plant are covered in an attractive yellow lace-like spike and contain numerous small…

First, let me explain why you might want to ask “Do microgreens have lectins in them?” This is an excellent question and deserves some attention. Your body’s cells are held tightly together by a complex network of proteins, including a variety of nutrients. Some nutrients are held tightly against other nutrients by a glycan chain,…

The 10×10 Microgreen Trays can be used to introduce controlled microgreens into your own garden. It is not invasive species, it is very hardy, and can survive in many very different environments. It is resistant to most diseases and thrives on a wide variety of conditions including manure and waste. It is widely available from…

Microgreen seeds are just as common and available as regular seeds. The main difference is that the growing process for these tiny little seeds is shorter than normal seeds. Here are some of the benefits of eating microgreens vs growing your own garden. Unlike normal seeds, microgreens don’t require a tree to be planted. Trey’s…

People who are interested in how to set up a microgreenhouse for your food business should think about planting food crops that are native to the area where they will be grown. These plants are going to have many advantages over other types of plants that can be grown in other areas. For one thing,…