Using paper towels in a wide-mouth jar is the easiest way to grow microgreens in a small space. Press gently into the paper towel, soil, or potting mix without burying them completely. Using a ...

If you are itching to get your hands back in the soil after the holiday decorations have been put away, consider growing some ...

Microgreens grow in soil or another medium and you don’t eat the seed coat ... Plus, it’s a fun winter project that lets you ...

Many types of seeds may be used for microgreens, but plants in the Brassica family are generally the most popular. Some of ...

Lastly, a spray bottle or watering can will help keep the soil moist without over-wetting it. With these simple supplies, you’ll be ready to grow fresh microgreens right at home. To grow ...

For eco-sensitive and health-conscious people who increasingly want to grow their own food at home, microgreens are the perfect solution. They offer a terrific source of nutrition in a tiny ...

Luckily, indoor garden systems are a low-maintenance, affordable way to grow your own produce. From built-in LED lights to soil-free hydroponic ... gardens for growing microgreens and others ...

Molly Montgomery, Executive Chair and CEO of AeroFarms, the leading supplier of microgreens to the U.S. retail market and a Certified B Corporation, has been invited to attend the World Economic Forum ...

If you are itching to get your hands back in the soil after the holiday decorations have been put away, consider growing some microgreens on your kitchen windowsill this winter. Microgreens are ...

As winter settles in and the outdoor gardening season comes to a close, many gardeners may feel a sense of loss, especially those who take pride in growing their own ...