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I grew broccoli microgreens on cheesecloth two ways to see what the difference is in the development of the microgreens. I did this twice, the first didn’t turn out as expected, so I reran the experiment a little differently. I hope you enjoy this video! Below are Amazon Affiliate links to some of the items…
In a past video I followed the growing cycle of broccoli microgreens two ways, one in soil, and one on paper towels. In this new video I decided to leave out the soil comparison and just compare paper towels…. to paper towels…to paper towels. How much of a difference do the nutrients make AND is…
In this video I grow broccoli microgreens in coconut coir. This is a follow up video to the previous one I posted about what coconut coir is and how to use it. Here you can see the broccoli microgreens grew nicely, much as they would grow in soil, but took a bit longer to grow.…
What are Microgreens and how are they different from sprouts? This video is meant for beginners who want to start growing fresh microgreens or sprouts in their own home. Delicious, fresh, nutritious, what more can you ask for…..oh yes, easy to grow…..I hope you enjoy this video. Below are links from Amazon for some of…
Hi Everyone, in this video I’ll be conducting an experiment with broccoli microgreens. The belief is that the seed contains all the nutrients the young sprout and microgreen needs, and therfore no additional nutrients are needed. If this is true, then the paper towel should yeild similar results to the growing on soil. The paper…
Very delicious, and so easy to grow! I love broccoli microgreens, next to sunflowers they are my favorites. I also enjoy the beet microgreens, they take a little longer to grow than the broccoli, but they add such a beautiful color and taste to salads. Or use them as an unusual garnish. They are very…
That’s right, NO SOIL. I grew these on paper towels, and they came out beautiful and delicious. I love broccoli microgreens, next to sunflowers they are my favorites. They are very easy to grow, and taste really good. Give them a try!
