Sunflower, Small Microgreens Seeds
Description
Why It’s Worth Growing Sunflower Microgreens
These delightful greens require only ample light and water, making them a great addition to any professional greenhouse or beginner garden. Get ready for a fresh flavor boost from these nutritious sprouts! Simply plant the seeds and watch them grow into healthy microgreens.
Cultivation Tips for Small Sunflower Microgreens
Growing Sunflower Small is the same as growing Sunflower Big Microgreens. If you follow the steps below, we guarantee that you will enjoy an abundant harvest.
- Sunflower Small microgreens are simple to cultivate. Even beginners can achieve great results!
- You need seeds, a bucket, and two trays (one for planting, one for covering).
- Soak Sunflower Small seeds for 6 hours.
- After soaking, let the seeds rest for 1 day in a jar or another container.
- Growing Sunflower Small microgreens on coconut coir is best, as it keeps the soil from sticking to them.
- Germination time: 4 days.
- Growing time: 4-5 days.
- On the 3rd day of growth, you can easily remove any leftover seed shells from the top.
TIP: Harvest Sunflower Small Microgreens in the morning for a sweeter taste. If harvested later, they might be bitter!
If you want to know even more tips for growing sunflowers, be sure to read our article
►How to grow Sunflower Microgreens? And FAQ.
Variety: | Sunflower, Small |
Certification: | Conventional Seeds |
Seed Category: | Microgreens Seeds |
Latin Name: | Helianthus annuus |
Dificulty Level: | Medium |
Seed count per gram: | 18 seeds |
Sow density 10×20 tray: | grams |
Sprout in low temp. | No |
Soaking: | Yes, up to 6 hours |
Watering: | Frequent |
Blackout Time: | 4–5 days |
Total growing time: | 8–9 days |
Taste: | Sweet |
Stem Color: | Light green |
Leaves Color: | Green |
Nutrition benefits: | A, D, E, B, P, Ca, Fe, Mg |