Cress Microgreens Seeds





Description
Characteristics of Cress microgreens
In the diverse world of microgreens, Cress Microgreens stand as a culinary gem prized for their distinctive peppery flavor and vibrant greenery. At MP SEEDS, we're thrilled to introduce you to the extraordinary realm of Cress Microgreens. This comprehensive guide will equip you with all the essential knowledge required for cultivating, utilizing, and benefiting from these delectable and nutrient-packed greens.
Taste profile:
Their intense flavor is a mix of fresh and spicy that will bring zingy character to many dishes.
Cultivation tips for Cress microgreens seeds:
- No seeds soaking is needed.
- Don't worry about drenching before planting– just keep their growing medium moist by lightly watering. Every seed will draw in the moisture it needs from its surrounding soil and enclose itself in a special hydration gel pouch. There's no need to water again until germination starts - that little jelly pouch has got you covered!
- To make sprouting even easier, use our coconut coir as your growing substrate. This natural material is ideal for retaining moisture and providing the perfect amount of drainage - so you can cultivate your cress seeds with ease!
- Germination phase: 3-4 days.
- The ideal time to harvest cress microgreens is when the leaves have fully opened and grown to 3 inches in height - usually occurring between days 5-9 of growth.
Nutrition Facts:
Although we eat little Cress, it is a source of valuable nutrients. This little leaves are repacked with vitamins A through E, K, micronutrients Ca ,Fe, Mg, B3, P plus antioxidants & amino acids so you can enjoy great nutrition along with those amazing flavors!
Your urban farm can become a hub for health-conscious consumers seeking these benefits:
-
Protein Source: Chickpea microgreens and sprouts are an excellent source of plant-based protein, appealing to vegetarians and vegans and promoting muscle health in all consumers.
-
Dietary Fiber: The dietary fiber in these greens supports healthy digestion and helps maintain a sense of fullness, assisting in weight management.
-
Vitamins and Minerals: Customers will appreciate the vitamins and minerals found in chickpea microgreens and sprouts, contributing to overall well-being.
-
Antioxidants: The antioxidant content aids in protecting cells from oxidative stress and reducing the risk of chronic diseases, resonating with health-conscious consumers.
However, it must be eaten raw, because any heat treatment takes away its valuable properties.
Culinary Versatility:
As a professional urban farmer, you'll appreciate the culinary versatility of Cress Microgreens:
-
Salads: Elevate salads with Cress Microgreens' peppery kick and crisp texture. They pair exceptionally well with mixed greens and vinaigrette dressings.
-
Sandwiches and Wraps: Add a spicy zing to sandwiches and wraps with a handful of Cress Microgreens. They provide a tantalizing flavor and satisfying crunch.
-
Soups and Garnishes: Use them as a spicy garnish for soups, stews, and entrees to enhance both taste and presentation.
-
Spice Up Breakfast: Incorporate Cress Microgreens into omelets or breakfast burritos for a savory start to the day.
At MP SEEDS, we recognize the potential of Cress Microgreens to elevate your urban farm's offerings. With their bold flavor and exceptional nutrition, they stand as a must-have ingredient for culinary enthusiasts and health-conscious consumers alike. Embark on a journey with Cress Microgreens and infuse your farm with the exciting world of peppery delights.
Grow the difference. Grow with us!
Variety: | Cress |
Seed Category: | Microgreens Seeds |
Latin Name: | Lepidium sativum |
Dificulty Level: | Easy |
Seed count per gram: | 450 seeds |
Sow density 10x20 tray: | 32 grams |
Sprout in low temp.: | Yes |
Soaking: | No |
Watering: | Moderate |
Blackout Time: | 2 days |
Total growing time: | 7 days |
Taste: | Fresh, Spicy |
Stem Color: | White |
Leaves Color: | Green |
Nutrition benefits: | A, B3, E, K,Ca, Fe, Mg, P |
All reviews (positive and negative) are displayed. We don't verify that they come from customers who have purchased the product.
OchiDO
They get way to sticky in soil making such a mess of dirt on top of them, as you can see in the store pictures they have some dirt on the top of the leaves and in the stems, growing them myself twice they just kept on growing like that in coco coir, seems these must be grown in jute/coco fabric in order to make a clean harvest without dirt in it, which is rather expensive I prefer reusing my coco coir as much as possible as is the cheapest and most environment friendly choice. This one is quite flavourless too, is good to just add some nutritional value with a very subtle flavour which can not be really noticed, but broccoli is way preferred as the seeds are cheaper, gives way better higher yield, has way more nutritional value and way better flavour, you are only getting around 100g in a 10x20 tray, even if this seed is considered "spicy" it has nothing to do with the flavour of radish microgreens is just very subtle flavour. I just think other seeds in the store are way better than this variety.