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An Heirloom seed that produces beautiful dark red leaves. The foliage colour intensifies as the plant matures. Recommended for Baby Leaf from 35 days or root harvest at 55 days. Easy to grow in a microgreen tray

50gm pack.Celery microgreens are much like their Celery counterpart with a pungent type taste.Extremely nutritious, they more than add flavour to food. Micro celery contains notable amounts of vitamins A, B, C, and E and the elements (minerals) calcium, iron, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, and amino a...

50gmParsley Microgreens are quick and easy to grow. They add a unique flavor to your salads and other dishes. As a microgreen, the parsley flavor is more mild. The Gigante variety is more fast germinating (not always the case with parsley).Be patient: parsley is a slow germinator but a fast and easy...

These are one of the fastest growing microgreens.They have a unique flavor; mild but at the same time a bit nutty, and a little bit sweet.They are also very good for you with a high concentration of vitamins (A, C, E & K) and minerals, but at the same time low in calories.

This high quality multi-tiered seed sprouter has been designed to create the perfect growing conditions and provide a continuous supply of fresh and tasty sprouts. Perfect in the kitchen, it takes up minimal space and the clever design gives fingertip convenience all year round. Sprout seeds sold se...

This microgreens growing tray makes it easy and accessible for all home chefs and gardeners to have a steady supply of Microgreens at their fingertips. No soil required - just spray the seeds with water until roots develop, then keep water reservoir topped up with fresh water until harvest a couple weeks later!Measures 27 x 15cm. Weight 0.0100gm

A large leaf variety and one of the most common types of Basil.Particularly aromatic and hailed for its sweet-flavoured leaves and soft texture. Great for salads, pesto, as a garnish or dried.

Botanical Name: Eruca sativaAn unusual flavoured salad green. Used fresh like cress in salads and sandwiches or even as a pizza topping to give an interesting combination of flavour. Use leaves when 7-10cm long for the uniquely strong oily-peppery taste. Since this plant matures quickly, make succes...

Choose 100gm or 600gm.Kohlrabi microgreens can pack a nutritional punch! Each sprout contains lots of Vitamin C as well as calcium potassium, Vitamin B6, fiber, iron, and many other nutritional vitamins, and antioxidants. Kohlrabi sprouts contain health benefits for your heart and blood pressure and...

Choose: 100gm or 600gmaprox 250-300 seeds per gram.Popular salad, sprouting and microgreen seed. Red stems, green leaves with reddish veins. It is succulent, tender and surprisingly sweet even in warmer winters. Versatile, nutritious, as well as tolerant of cold and heat.Red kale is so jam-packed wi...

Everything you need to grow microgreens:3 packs of 100GM seeds: Kohl Rabi, Red Russian Kale and Stir Fry comboPlus pack of 3 hemp mats to make growing easy and quick to germinate, set of 2 trays to grow them in and a raw foods chart and instructions.All 3 seeds hold powerful nutrients, vitamins and minerals and have anti-cancer properties. See individual seed listings for complete details.

aprox 300 seeds per gram.Organic, quick growing microgreen with high yield. The taste is slightly peppery and adds zing to salads or soups.Watercress is an extremely nutrient - dense food and is ranked no.1 on the US centers for Disease Control’s Powerhouse Fruits and Vegetables list (2 Trusted S...

As Spinach microgreens are so intensely flavorful that a handful go a long way.Spinach microgreens are harvested when the cotyledon leaves have developed but before the true leaves have come in. They are part of the Amaranthaceae family and are related to other healthy foods like amaranth, beets, qu...

Aprox 300 seeds per gram- see photo below for seeds I have sprouted in trays with hemp mats. Excellent germination.Tasty sweet and easy to sprout. Sprouting gets the max nutrients from your veg as researchers from John Hopkins have found:Broccoli sprouts in particular make regular broccoli’s healt...