Microgreens Desktop Garden Starter Kit

Your Microgreen Desktop Garden comes as a kit with easy step-by-step instructions and care guide. 

Your microgreens desktop garden kit will include:

Ceramic Planter – A white planter that is dishwasher safe and designed to work perfectly with the steel planting tray.

Divided Steel Planting Tray – The metal tray is divided into two sections so you can grow two different microgreens crops at the same time.

6 Foundation Sheets – Made in the USA, these pre-cut Seed Sprouting Foundation Sheets are the ideal media to help your microgreens germinate. These biodegradable sheets have passed food safety testing and are made of 100% blended plant-based fibers. 

Microgreens Mister – An easy-to-use spray bottle to keep your microgreens seeds moist while sprouting.

6 Packets of Seeds – Each packet is pre-measured with the perfect amount of microgreens seeds. Each collection includes 6 packets of seeds. 

When your Microgreens Kit arrives, keep it away from any heat source; this will help keep your seeds fresh until you are ready to get them planted. Printed care cards are included in each kit.

{icon_sunlight}LIGHT{/icon_sunlight} Your Microgreens Desktop Garden doesn’t need a lot of light to grow. Place it in a location with overhead lighting; natural light from a window will be fine.

{icon_watering}WATER{/icon_watering} Mist your garden daily to keep the seeds moist (but not soggy or wet). After your microgreens have sprouted (usually within 8-12 days), continue to mist them once a day until you have completed your harvest.

{icon_harvesting}HARVESTING{/icon_harvesting} You can begin harvesting microgreens 10-20 days after planting! Once your microgreens have been harvested, they will not regrow. You will need to plant a new packet of seeds.

*Full harvesting + plant care guidelines will be provided as part of the Grow Pro experience.

Microgreens are a plant that falls between a sprout and a baby green. The greens are a young vegetable or herb that grows to approximately 1-3 inches tall. Often referred to as baby plants, these tiny greens are packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, making them a great addition to any diet.

What is the difference between a microgreen and a sprout? Microgreens have leaves and sprouts do not. Sprouts also have a shorter growing cycle of 2-7 days, whereas microgreens are usually harvested 10-20 days after germination, once the plant’s first true leaves have emerged.

Seed varieties will differ based on the collection and are subject to availability. The seeds you may receive with each collection are listed below. 

Salad Toppings Microgreen Collection – Basic Salad Mix, Agnostic Lettuce, Calabrese Broccoli, Superfood Mix, Purple Radish

Pizza Toppings Microgreen Collection – Genovese Basil, Astro Arugula, Superfood Mix, Radish Heng, Arugula Rocket, Italian Leaf Parsley

Taco Toppings Microgreen Collection – Curly Kale, Spicy Salad, Superfood, Radish Diaken, Agnostic Lettuce, Italian Leaf Parsley

Herb Microgreen Collection – Lemon Basil, Genovese Basil, Superfood Mix, Thai Basil, Cinnamon Basil, Lemon Balm 

Brunch Garden Microgreen Collection – Lemon Basil, Agnostic Lettuce, Superfood Mix, Lemon Balm, Curly Kale, Purple Radish

Sips & Dips Microgreen Collection – Calabrese Broccoli, Superfood Mix, Fenugreek, Purple Radish, Spicy Brown Mustard, Lemon Balm