Description
After being sown and watered daily, they can be harvested in 10 to 15 days, as soon as the first leaves appear (3 to 5 cm in height).
After being sown and watered daily, they can be harvested in 10 to 15 days, as soon as the first leaves appear (3 to 5 cm in height). Microgreens are an easy, healthy, and sustainable way to add more nutrients and flavor to your diet.
Everything you need is included. You just need to follow the instructions, water them, and find a spot with natural light. This kit combines nature, design, and sustainability, making it the perfect gift for anyone who loves to cook, eat healthily, or care for plants.
Start your sustainable growing experience! 🌿
- Metal box with cork lid
- 1 packet of organic watercress seeds
- Organic substrate
- Growing instructions
- Weight: 350 g
- Size: 11 x 11 x 5 cm
- Validity: 2 years
- Designed to be reused
- Produced in Portugal
Instructions
- Remove the substrate bag, seeds, and instructions from the box.
- Place and level all the substrate in the box. Spray with water until it is damp.
- Open the seed packets (do not pour all the seeds out), and evenly spread a teaspoon of watercress seeds over the substrate and do not bury the seeds.
- Spray over the seeds until they are damp.
- Cover the box with plastic to create a greenhouse effect. Place it in a warm, dark location (for example, inside a cupboard) for 3 days. Spray daily to prevent the substrate from drying out.
- Cover the box with plastic to create a greenhouse effect. Place it in a warm, dark location (for example, inside a cupboard) for 3 days. Spray daily to prevent the substrate from drying out.
- You should spray or water every day until the substrate is well damp. After the 5th day, you should increase the watering by adding more quantity or doing it more times a day.
- After 10 to 15 days, the microgreens can be harvested. Use scissors to cut just above the substrate.
- They should be washed and can be stored in the refrigerator for a few days.
Cuidados e Dicas
- The seeds are germinating but with a yellowish hue
Don't worry, as this is normal when they are germinating in the dark. Once they are exposed to natural light, they will quickly turn green.
- My vegetables are wilting and drooping
If the vegetables are drooping, it may indicate a lack of water or direct sun exposure. When the vegetables start to grow, you can water directly onto the substrate or mist them more than once a day. Remember, you should not place microgreens in direct sunlight.
- Can I re-sow in the same substrate after harvesting?
Yes, just remove some roots and mix the substrate. You can always add another type of substrate.
- How often should I water?
Use a spray bottle and water once a day until the substrate is well-moistened. From the 5th day and on hotter days, you should mist very well at least twice a day.
- Where should I cut the microgreens?
Use scissors and cut just above the substrate. You can eat the leaves and stems.
