Abbie's Gardening Tips

Microgreen 002 is a new variety of microgreens available from seeded clover plants. It was developed by planting seeds of red clover (Sorbitolites meters) in spring. The resulting plant is full of vital nutrients – nearly two times as much iron and calcium as other popular microgreens. In fact, it has nearly twice the amount…

The main plant to consider for your hydroponic garden is the microgreen. These plants are in the chlorella family, along with strawberries and alfalfa. They are easy to grow and can survive on a variety of soils and conditions. You can use microgreens as a replacement to annuals, perennials, or flowering plants that you already…

Johnny’s Microgreens is an award winning grower based in the Pacific Northwest. He sells healthy, organic vegetables grown with his hydroponic system. If you are interested in trying a new way of eating healthy and getting fresh, vibrant vegetables and fruits to enjoy, you might consider growing your own. There are many benefits to this…

Hydroponics has made it easier than ever to grow and harvest a variety of vegetables with its hydroponic microgreen growing trays. Microgreen vegetables are known as nightshade vegetables because they don’t have any green leaves or foliage. They are part of the cucurbitaceae family. The two most popular ways of growing microgreens inside trays are…

The microgreen industry has taken off in recent years, with new products hitting the shelves all over the world. Microgreens are a very easy and convenient food to prepare, however, they are just as tasty and refreshing as any other type of green. Gardeners can earn good money by selling microgreens in their local area…

Radish microgreens are turning up at more supermarkets and even online. These super-fresh, tiny seeds are a perfect green treat for veggies lovers. They’re easier to grow than spinach or kale, and require less maintenance. They’re great if you’re trying to lose weight or improve your health. And they’re a fun and effective way to…

The answer is yes they are edible and enjoyable. Microgreen plants are native to Eastern Europe and Asia, but now are becoming popular in the United States. You may have seen eating microgreens bought from the grocery store or planted them in your garden, but are they safe for consumption? Are they safe for kids?…

Nordamark Microgreens is an organic, environmentally friendly alternative to commercial food growing. They come from New Zealand, where they are among the first to be used for commercial production. They are unlike most greens in that they can be grown without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides. The plants do not require any soil…

Are microgreens healthier than vegetables? There are several things to consider when deciding how to grow your own microgreens. One of the most important things to consider is how you are going to get the food from your garden to your table. You can grow microgreens right in your own garden, but this might be…

The best LED for growing microgreens is a very sensitive subject. Microgreens, also known to some as blueberry plants, are much more delicate than other plants and require a lot more attention when it comes to their lighting needs. Microgreens require a full day of direct sunlight and then need to have a minimum of…