Learn the easiest ways to grow sesame sprouts and sesame microgreens; in a mason jar and on a tray. The sprouts are ready to be harvested in just 3 days. The microgreens are ready in 6!
It's easy to grow your own radish sprouts and microgreens indoors using the hydroponic method. The sprouts are ready to eat in four days and the microgreens is ready in 8 days.
30 grams of Rambo radish sprouting seeds
Seed sprouter tray
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In this video, I’m sharing with you tips and tricks on growing green pea shoots / microgreens using the hydroponic method; no medium and no soil needed.
Watch till the end and learn the different ways to prepare dishes using this green pea microgreens.
Ingredients/equipment:
Dry green peas - 3.5 oz (100 g)
Container: 2 trays; one with holes and one without
One spray bottle
Harvest: Between 9 to 12 days
It's easy to grow your own Sunflower sprouts and Sunflower microgreens indoors using either the hydroponic method or in soil. The microgreens are ready to be harvested in just 8 days.
Please watch till the end to see the bonus clips on how to use microgreens in your recipes.
Chickpea sprouts are a great source of vitamins, minerals, and protein. Also, freshly sprouted peas have a nice crunchy texture that you don’t get from cooked ones. It takes only three days and the sprouts are ready to eat. They are many ways to serve sprouted chickpeas. They can be eaten raw or cooked. Saute them with garlic and herbs or simply adding them to salad.
I'm sharing with you how I grow broccoli sprouts and broccoli microgreens using the hydroponic method. Broccoli microgreens are highly nutritious and considered by many as “superfood”. They can be grown easily indoors with just simple things most of us already have in our kitchens.
Ingredients/equipment:
Broccoli seeds - 4 tsp per tray (11 g)
Container: 2 trays; one with holes and one without
One spray bottle
Paper towel, plastic or stainless steel mesh
Harvest time: Sprouts - between 4 to 5 days, microgreens: between 9 to 12 days
Music: Youtube audio library - Dream of the Ancestor