Microgreen Beet Seeds
Microgreen beet seeds have a mild, spinach-like flavour. Intensely purple stems and bright green leaves that are even more nutrient-dense than mature beets! Try them as a replacement for baby spinach in salads, or simply as an eye-catching garnish. Beet seeds are a little larger than some of the other microgreens. Be sure to push each seed gently into the soil, or sprinkle enough seed starting mix over the seeds to just bury the seeds and tamp down to lightly compress. Keep the soil moist until germination by regularly misting. The beet microgreens will be ready to harvest around 20 days from planting.
[description action="end"][quickfacts action="start quickfacts"]- Mild-spinach like flavour
- Intensely purple stems and bright green leaves
- Try them as a replacement for baby spinach in salads
- Makes a great garnish
- Very quick production
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Microgreen Beet Seeds
Microgreen beet seeds have a mild, spinach-like flavour. Intensely purple stems and bright green leaves that are even more nutrient-dense than mature beets! Try them as a replacement for baby spinach in salads, or simply as an eye-catching garnish. Beet seeds are a little larger than some of the other microgreens. Be sure to push each seed gently into the soil, or sprinkle enough seed starting mix over the seeds to just bury the seeds and tamp down to lightly compress. Keep the soil moist until germination by regularly misting. The beet microgreens will be ready to harvest around 20 days from planting.
[description action="end"][quickfacts action="start quickfacts"]- Mild-spinach like flavour
- Intensely purple stems and bright green leaves
- Try them as a replacement for baby spinach in salads
- Makes a great garnish
- Very quick production
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Microgreen beet seeds have a mild, spinach-like flavour. Intensely purple stems and bright green leaves that are even more nutrient-dense than mature beets! Try them as a replacement for baby spinach in salads, or simply as an eye-catching garnish. Beet seeds are a little larger than some of the other microgreens. Be sure to push each seed gently into the soil, or sprinkle enough seed starting mix over the seeds to just bury the seeds and tamp down to lightly compress. Keep the soil moist until germination by regularly misting. The beet microgreens will be ready to harvest around 20 days from planting.
[description action="end"][quickfacts action="start quickfacts"]- Mild-spinach like flavour
- Intensely purple stems and bright green leaves
- Try them as a replacement for baby spinach in salads
- Makes a great garnish
- Very quick production
