Oregano, also known as wild marjoram, is a part of the mint family. Many people mistake oregano microgreens for marjoram microgreens; however, they are both different. The pungent flavor and delicate leaves pair wonderfully with Italian dishes, soups, and more. There aren't many microgreen growers who choose to grow oregano microgreens. One of the reasons for this is it takes longer to germinate and grow micro oregano than other microgreens. However, we recommend including oregano microgreens in your microgreen gardener. These tasty microgreens add depth and dimension to your favorite dishes ..read more

When you shop for coco coir, you will often find it in dense blocks. When warm water is added to the compressed coco coir, it greatly expands becoming a light, fluffy growing medium. Coco coir is a neutral pH, a fine-grained growing medium that is a perfect choice for microgreen growers. What Is Coco Coir? Coco coir is a renewable resource created from the outer layer of coconut. The fibrous material includes everything from the hard outer shell to the inner shell. Before the coir is ready for use, it has to be removed from the coconut. The husks are soaked in either seawater or freshwater. Af ..read more

Growing parsley microgreens is extremely rewarding. These tasty microgreens are easy to grow. However, these microgreens take a little longer to be ready to harvest than other microgreens, but they are worth the wait. Parsley microgreens are filled with vitamins and minerals, including vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin K, potassium, magnesium, and calcium. The antioxidants in parsley microgreens rid the body of dangerous free radicals that cause cellular damage. Parsley microgreens can be incorporated into almost any dish; however, they really shine in Italian dishes. They can also be used in sala ..read more

Homesteading continues to grow in popularity. Homesteads oftentimes include growing gardens and raising chickens. It is no surprise that more people are choosing this lifestyle. It allows you to grow healthy foods and spend time outdoors. Chickens are loved by families across America. One way to guarantee that your chickens are happy and healthy is to ensure they are eating well. When chickens are fed well, they are well behaved. Furthermore, farmers know that when chickens are fed greens, they are less likely to experience illnesses. This may be due to the increased nutrients found in greens ..read more

Whether you are new to growing microgreens or have been growing them for some time, you probably have questions concerning how to optimize your growing efforts. If you are trying to determine the best temperature to grow microgreens, you have come to the right place. Think about the last time you visited a greenhouse or an indoor botanical garden. The air was warm and humid, wasn't it? Learning how to control the humidity and temperature can help ensure your success. Unfortunately, it can be tricky to determine the optimal temperature for your microgreens. How can you determine and control opt ..read more

Pea microgreens taste very similar to full-grown peas. They are similar to the sweet-tasting snow peas that everyone loves. Pea microgreens are anti-inflammatory microgreens that are loaded full of vitamins and minerals. Pea microgreens have been shown to improve cardiovascular health, regulate blood glucose levels, and aid in weight loss. Peas grow in stages. Right after germination, the sprout stage occurs. We want to wait until the next stage, known as microgreens. Microgreens are ready for harvest once the cotyledons have developed. The baby leaves are full of flavor and health benefits. P ..read more

If you are new to microgreen gardening, you may be wondering what the most common microgreens are. This information can be especially important if you will be selling your microgreens. Although there is no definitive answer, there are a few things you should consider before you begin growing microgreens. Easy to Grow Whether you are growing microgreens for yourself, or you are growing microgreens for a profit, you want to choose microgreens that are easy to grow. Easy to grow microgreens will have high germination rates, normal temperature ranges, and standard growing standards. When deciding ..read more

 Do you love popcorn? Would you love to be able to enjoy the deliciousness of popcorn and reap the benefits of microgreens? Now you can, thanks to the popcorn microgreen seeds available at True Leaf Market. Popcorn microgreens are some of the sweetest microgreens you will ever have the privilege of tasting. Popcorn microgreens are chockful of nutrients, including B vitamins, vitamins, A, C, E, magnesium, calcium, and chlorophyll. Popcorn microgreens strengthen your bones, increase your energy levels, and boost your immune system. Popcorn Microgreen Profile Our popcorn microgreen profile p ..read more