Fast Growing Bushes

Watering with a dilute fertilizer solution is appropriate for media with no inherent nutrient value, or for slow-growing species that might exhaust fertility before reaching harvest stage.

Fast-growing varieties are typically ready for harvest in 10-15 days while slow-growing varieties are ready in 16-25 days.Because they are planted so densely, microgreens can be prone to disorders, such as damping off, associated with poor air circulation...

Follow the germination guidelines for the specific variety being grown. Cut with scissors or a sharp knife and minimize handling to reduce damage.Shelf life ranges from 5-10 days under proper storage conditions.

Fast-growing varieties are typically ready for harvest in 10-15 days while slow-growing varieties are ready in 16-25 days.Because they are planted so densely, microgreens can be prone to disorders, such as damping off, associated with poor air circulation...

If fertilizing, incorporate fertilizer into the sowing mix before sowing, or use a bottom watering system for liquid applications to avoid residue on the leaves.Varies depending on the variety, growing conditions, and desired size at harvest.

Microgreens can be germinated on heat mats, in germination chambers, or on greenhouse benches or floors.Bottom water or mist to prevent sowing mix from splashing on the seedlings. Maintain even moisture and do not allow sowing medium to dry out.Ideal...

Maintain even moisture and do not allow sowing medium to dry out.Ideal soil temperature is 75°F (24°C) until germination, then reduced to 60°F (16°C). Days to maturity was 8 days when harvested at the first true leaf (as opposed to cotyledon) stage.

Maintain even moisture and do not allow sowing medium to dry out.Ideal soil temperature is 75°F (24°C) until germination, then reduced to 60°F (16°C). Broadcast seed thickly on the media surface with seeds 1/8- 1/4" apart, press seeds firmly into...

Microgreens can be germinated on heat mats, in germination chambers, or on greenhouse benches or floors.Bottom water or mist to prevent sowing mix from splashing on the seedlings. Maintain even moisture and do not allow sowing medium to dry out.Ideal...

Follow the germination guidelines for the specific variety being grown. Cut with scissors or a sharp knife and minimize handling to reduce damage.Shelf life ranges from 5-10 days under proper storage conditions.

Follow the germination guidelines for the specific variety being grown. Cut with scissors or a sharp knife and minimize handling to reduce damage.Shelf life ranges from 5-10 days under proper storage conditions.

Days to maturity was 13.5 days when harvested at the first true leaf (as opposed to cotyledon) stage. Fast-growing varieties are typically ready for harvest in 10-15 days while slow-growing varieties are ready in 16-25 days.Because they are planted so...

Watering with a dilute fertilizer solution is appropriate for media with no inherent nutrient value, or for slow-growing species that might exhaust fertility before reaching harvest stage.

Follow the germination guidelines for the specific variety being grown. Cut with scissors or a sharp knife and minimize handling to reduce damage.Shelf life ranges from 5-10 days under proper storage conditions.

Microgreens can be germinated on heat mats, in germination chambers, or on greenhouse benches or floors.Bottom water or mist to prevent sowing mix from splashing on the seedlings. Maintain even moisture and do not allow sowing medium to dry out.Ideal...

Follow the germination guidelines for the specific variety being grown. Cut with scissors or a sharp knife and minimize handling to reduce damage.Shelf life ranges from 5-10 days under proper storage conditions.

Fast-growing varieties are typically ready for harvest in 10-15 days while slow-growing varieties are ready in 16-25 days.Because they are planted so densely, microgreens can be prone to disorders, such as damping off, associated with poor air circulation...

If fertilizing, incorporate fertilizer into the sowing mix before sowing, or use a bottom watering system for liquid applications to avoid residue on the leaves.Varies depending on the variety, growing conditions, and desired size at harvest.

Microgreens can be germinated on heat mats, in germination chambers, or on greenhouse benches or floors.Bottom water or mist to prevent sowing mix from splashing on the seedlings. Maintain even moisture and do not allow sowing medium to dry out.Ideal...

Follow the germination guidelines for the specific variety being grown. Cut with scissors or a sharp knife and minimize handling to reduce damage.Shelf life ranges from 5-10 days under proper storage conditions.

Follow the germination guidelines for the specific variety being grown. Cut with scissors or a sharp knife and minimize handling to reduce damage.Shelf life ranges from 5-10 days under proper storage conditions.

Follow the germination guidelines for the specific variety being grown. Cut with scissors or a sharp knife and minimize handling to reduce damage.Shelf life ranges from 5-10 days under proper storage conditions.

Microgreens can be germinated on heat mats, in germination chambers, or on greenhouse benches or floors.Bottom water or mist to prevent sowing mix from splashing on the seedlings. Maintain even moisture and do not allow sowing medium to dry out.Ideal...

Watering with a dilute fertilizer solution is appropriate for media with no inherent nutrient value, or for slow-growing species that might exhaust fertility before reaching harvest stage.

Days to maturity was 12.5 days when harvested at the first true leaf (as opposed to cotyledon) stage. Fast-growing varieties are typically ready for harvest in 10-15 days while slow-growing varieties are ready in 16-25 days.Because they are planted so...

If fertilizing, incorporate fertilizer into the sowing mix before sowing, or use a bottom watering system for liquid applications to avoid residue on the leaves.Varies depending on the variety, growing conditions, and desired size at harvest.

Watering with a dilute fertilizer solution is appropriate for media with no inherent nutrient value, or for slow-growing species that might exhaust fertility before reaching harvest stage.