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Thursday: What's New in Your Garden? 🌱
Good morning, everyone! As we start this Thursday, what new developments are happening in your microgreens garden? Are you trying out a new variety or technique? Share your updates and let's inspire each other with our progress!
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New comment 6m ago
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@Jessica Hicks My market neighbor sells borage full grown to use as an herb. I tried a leaf and it tasted like celery. She gave me a bunch so I just dehydrated the leaves to use in soup stock this fall. Do the micros taste like celery?
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Fenugreek micros! It’s the main ingredient in curry so that’s exactly what it smells like. The little hulls are like cilantro and are pesky if they don’t come off. I’ve only tried the one tray so far, with vermiculite. I still need to perfect more hulls coming off.
Let's Talk Growth 🌱
What’s one new technique you’re excited to try with your microgreens this week? Whether it's a new growing method or a marketing strategy Share your ideas and let's inspire each other to grow!
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New comment 11h ago
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@Pat Dale I do that sometimes. Not always planned. I couldn’t do my fiesta mix because my cilantro wasn’t quite ready so I had way too much cabbage and broccoli than I can normally sell as singles at the market. I sold them as a pair for $10 (normally $6 each) and I sold through most of them. I also had them as samples and anything I sample sells.
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@Pat Dale Yes I bought some silicone mats from On The Grow. I have only used them for small seeds test grows. I have just used the mesh tray alone for peas, no silicone mat since they won’t wall through the mesh tray. I did the kratcky method with the deep tray of water. It worked great. Clean them right away so none of the bits dry and get crusty. I used their scraper too. I love that scraper. I use one for clearing the debris off my steel farm table, before washing it. It’s awesome.
No Live Harvest Today
Good Morning Everyone - There's no way we're feeling up to doing a live today. Still fighting this fever & headache, but we are here dragging each other through it. 😅 Happy Sunday Everyone!
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New comment 11d ago
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I hope you are feeling better soon! That’s a major deal when you both feel cruddy.
My new mix
because I can’t find the string where I posted it😂😂 but it’s coming along great
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New comment 11d ago
My new mix
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Looks fun!
No gatekeeping
This community AND Microgreens for Business Coaching is different from all the others because there is no gatekeeping. I’ve invested a small fortune in microgreens education and while I did get some great jumping off points that got me started, a lot of it was fluffy (find it for free with a google search) and a lot of it was honestly, bad information or bad practices. If you want to ‘skill up or scale up’ invest in your business to join the business coaching side of this community. The amount of info that is shared is more than you will ever get at a more expensive course (ask me how I know😉), but this is always being updated, and for me the live weekly Q&A sessions, and live classes are priceless because you can either attend and ask questions live, or be able to watch a replay and gain a ton from others who asked super questions. AND there is no gatekeeping of info… if they don’t know (and trust me they almost always know), they will find out. There are no secrets. They invested in this industry and their students. Now you just need to invest in yourself and your business. 💚 ((this was not solicited by Mike and Jess …just my good advice for the day))
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New comment 8d ago
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@Jeffrey Hart nailed it. Everyone has so much to offer. There is no shortage of ideas or advice here.
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Tracy Webster
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@tracy-webster-8930
Artist turned microgreens farmer. That makes me a 3rd generation farmer in my family, first to be vertical farming. Living in the PNW:,Bellingham WA

Active 22h ago
Joined Mar 11, 2024
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