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From the IT world to the indoor agriculture world, curiosity and passion pushed me in my journey. When I entered the food world, my husband introduced me to microgreens an intersection of urban agriculture and wellness which I connected with in an instant. The microgreens side business gradually turned out to be a full-time career. The pleasure of farming and the peace of mind that it brought made me leave my IT job and pursue it with all passion to farm microgreens in Tamil Nadu. Today, I am content to farm not just greens, but also a community centered on wellness, nature, and sustainability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are microgreens and how are they different from sprouts?
Microgreens are tiny plants harvested just after the first leaves appear. Sprouts grow in water without soil and are eaten with the root, while microgreens grow in soil or medium and are cut above the root
Which seeds are best for beginners to grow as microgreens?
Mustard, radish, sunflower, wheatgrass, and green peas are easy to start with and grow quickly.
Do microgreens need soil or can they be grown hydroponically?
Both methods work! You can grow them in cocopeat/soil or hydroponic mats. Soil/cocopeat gives better taste, while hydroponics is cleaner.
How long does it take for microgreens to grow and be ready to harvest?
Most microgreens are ready in 7–14 days, depending on the seed variety.
How do I prevent mold and fungus while growing microgreens?
Ensure good airflow, avoid overwatering, and don’t overcrowd seeds in the tray.