Pea shoots have an earthy woody taste when you eat them fresh….and a more delicate taste when they are stir fried. They are easy to grow in soil or coconut coir, in this video I am planting them in coconut coir. They are ready to eat in 14 days. Simple and delicious!
Amazon links to items used in the video:
Coco Coir: https://amzn.to/2KOTUAn
Grow Big Hydroponic Solution: https://amzn.to/2Lap59F
One-Hand Water Sprayer: https://amzn.to/2WBs545
Mini Food Processor: https://amzn.to/2SKlV0c
Introducing a recipe at the end really makes this video special. You're a true guide. Thanks. God bless you always.
I never know how to pronounce coir …….
I used the same containers but just made drain slits for mine
Great video. Why only spray with nutrients the first day? I am enjoying the channel and will do this and post a video. I will use your links above, you should benefit 🙂 Keep up the good work!!
I'm really enjoying your videos. You are very thorough and kinda funny – I saw you eat that shoot so I know, lol. I'm slowly ordering things to grow inside as money allows and will continue to atch your videos. Thanks so much!
Thanks! Very excitated to start my own microgreens and you as usual help me a Lot.
Just started mine today and hoping for the best!
I just discovered your channel, what a true YouTube gem!! You have a gift for teaching.
I'm hooked on your videos now, and can't wait for more! Subscribed!
Loved seeing how you cooked them when grown too long!
i love all your videos. very clear, informative, interesting and good pace, love the experimentation, and humor. thank you
I really like your scientific approach to growing microgreens. I watched you video and I actually have some food trays that I saved for a rainy day. I will go our and buy some coir (unfortunately not coconut) and try growing some pea shoots in them.
Do you use grow lights for them and can you reuse the coconut coir? Thanks
Thanks for this great video!
thanks. i'd been wondering about the different varieties.
Do I have to keep holes for trays?
Thank you so much for this video! Very informational!