Enhance your crop with an oriental variety of microgreens, Chinese Mahogany, also known by its Latin name, Toona Sinensis. Regardless of the name, one thing is certain: these microgreens offer a unique culinary experience. The distinct taste, slightly bitter with a nutty note, will captivate the taste buds of your customers.
Growing Instructions for Chinese Mahogany Microgreens:
- Soak seeds: Begin by soaking Chinese Mahogany seeds in warm water for two hours to encourage germination.
- Sow on cocomats: After soaking, spread the seeds evenly on cocomats with good drainage, ensuring they are properly moistened.
- Germination: Wait for the seeds to germinate in the blackout stage, typically within 4-7 days, before exposing them to light.
- Expose to light: Once germinated, position the cocomats in a well-lit area or under grow lights to promote healthy growth.
- Water and fertilize: Regularly water the microgreens and consider adding fertilizer to enhance their nutritional content.
- Provide plenty of light: Ensure the microgreens receive ample sunlight or artificial light for optimal development.
- Monitor growth: Keep an eye on the growth progress, watching for shiny leaves to indicate maturity, typically within 14 days.
Nutritional values of Chinese Mahogany Microgreens
In addition to their exceptional taste, Chinese Mahogany microgreens offer a wealth of nutritional benefits. Packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, these microgreens support overall health and well-being. Incorporate them into your diet to boost immunity, support bone health, and enjoy their antioxidant properties.
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