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Specifications at a Glance:
- Plastic
- Propagators are 5-1/2" L x 3-1/4" W x 4" H including dome covers
- Trays are 14" L x 6" W
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Micro Greens Growing Kit
Add a Burst of Flavor with Healthy Micro Greens
Even smaller than baby greens, micro greens pack intense flavor and concentrated nutrients into their tiny leaves. The little 2" plants are ready to harvest in just 10
days. This windowsill growing kit includes two domed propagators, watertight tray and vermiculite growing medium (enough for two harvests). Micro greens are nutritious and delicious
Accent salads, sandwiches and soups
Grow Arugula, Amaranth, Red Mustard or Purple Radish seeds, sold separately
We also offer additional Fine Grade Vermiculite growing medium
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- Easy To Setup
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- City Living
Comments about Micro Greens Growing Kit:
It works ok, nothing special even on sale. It just really isn't big enough to grow much.
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Compact
- Convenient
- Easy To Use
- Quality Construction
Cons
- Small volume at a time
Best Uses
- Gifts
- Indoor gardening
- Simple Meals
- Small Kitchens
Comments about Micro Greens Growing Kit:
My family and I really enjoy this kit. The plants sprout quickly and easily. It is fun to watch the plants grow. Easy to grow and harvest. Even our teenage son likes to eat the microgreens.
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Compact
- Convenient
Cons
Best Uses
- Gifts
Comments about Micro Greens Growing Kit:
I bought this for a gift and it went over well. I'm not sure how well it "works" - but it seemed like it would. I'd like to try one for myself!
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Compact
- Convenient
Cons
- Difficult To Use
- Mix sticks to roots
Best Uses
- Simple Meals
- Small Kitchens
- Yummy sprouts
Comments about Micro Greens Growing Kit:
very excited about this product. sprouts came up quickly, but the seed starter stuck to roots. they suggest cutting off sprouts, but I don't like wasting the yummy roots. I am now just using a moist paper towel instead of seed starter, and it works quite well. and you have one less product to purchase. seed packets contained very few seeds. one of them did not even have a teaspoon worth in it. thought that was a bit of a rip off. I go to my local health food store for seeds, you get many times more seeds, for a lot less money
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