Are you looking for a way to add more nutrition and color to your diet? Red microgreens are a great option. In this article we will discuss what red microgreens are, how to grow them successfully, and their potential health benefits and uses. Read on for more information about these tiny powerhouses of nutrition!

Article content includes:

1. Overview of Red Microgreens 

• What are microgreens?
• Which microgreens are red?

2. Tips for Growing Healthy, Tasty Red Micro Greens (general info)
3. Top 5 Types of Red Microgreens with growing instructions and photos

• Radish Red Rambo microgreens
• Amaranth microgreens
• Kohlrabi microgreens
• Sorrel microgreens
• Beetroot microgreens

4. Benefits and Uses of Red Micro Greens

Edible flowers are a fantastic way to add more flavor, texture and color to your life and dishes. They are often used as a creative and innovative ingredient in the world of cuisine, providing an interesting twist on everyday dishes.

In this article there are some edible flowers you can look out for and some interesting facts about them:

• learn what are edible flowers, 
• find out how edible flowers looks and taste,
• get some tips how to grow them,
• discover the selection of edible flowers, 
• understand how edible flowers can be used in cooking, 
• and their nutrition benefits. 

Some of you may know, but not everyone that you can grow Pea Microgreens in two different ways!

None of it is better or worse, it's just different. The first one can be easier for growing for profit, if you are  in need of space. The second one can be a little easier for growing microgreens at home when you try to do as less mess as possible. 

I think  that you should try to grow Pea Microgreens using both methods and decide whiche one works better for you. 

Method 1

Soak them for 12 hours.

Drain all water

Have you ever wondered how to grow perfect Sunflower Microgreens? Hulls are hard to get off the cotyledons? Weak sprouting ratio? Following you can find main rules to follow and grow Sunflower Microgreens like a pro.

Boost your sprouting ratio!

Best way to do it is to soak the seeds. Just place them in the bucket, rinse and drain them properly 2-3 times to get rid of the dust. Now pour in the water and leave for 6-8 hours. They will float on the surface, so push them with another bucket from the top.