Sanscape Seed Tray Deep 27x300x- 11.5mm | From R 59.99
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Sanscape Seed Tray Deep 27x300x- 11.5mm | From R 59.99
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THe GrowinG ProceSS
Cultivating micro greens indoors is a straightforward and rewarding process . Begin by selecting a container ’ s base and adding a layer of potting soil or palm peat , ensuring it sits at a depth of approximately 2 cm . Use your hand to pat it down evenly . Next , disperse the seeds uniformly over the surface , followed by a light covering of soil or palm peat . To maintain the right moisture levels , utilise a water spray bottle . Alternatively , you can employ a plastic lid or plastic wrap to cover the container until the seeds germinate , a process that typically spans 3 to 7 days . Once the seeds have sprouted , remove the cover and continue to maintain proper moisture . Harvest your micro greens when the leaves have
fully developed , and the plants reach a height of around 4cm . Rinse your harvest , and they are ready to enjoy !
GrowinG in PoTTinG SoiL or PeAT ?
Growing micro greens in potting soil and peat each comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages . One of the pros of using potting soil for micro greens is its nutrient-rich composition . Potting soil typically contains a blend of organic matter and essential nutrients , providing a favourable environment for micro greens to thrive . Additionally , it retains moisture well , reducing the need for frequent watering . Potting soil is also readily available and can be used for various other gardening purposes .
On the other hand , peat has its own merits . It is lightweight ,
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