Everything you need to start growing microgreens at home — from ready-to-go kits to practical how-to advice. Microgreens are quick, space-friendly, and packed with flavour. Whether you're on a sunny windowsill or a kitchen bench, you can grow fresh greens year-round.
Microgreen Kits
Our Microgreen Kit has everything you need to get growing straight away. No garden? No worries. These kits are designed for indoor growing — perfect for bench tops, shelves, or anywhere with a bit of natural light.
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Sprouts vs Microgreens — What's the Difference?
It's a common question, and the answer is simpler than you might think. Sprouts are harvested just days after germination — you eat the seed, root, and tiny shoot all together. Microgreens grow a little longer, developing their first true leaves, and are snipped above the soil line. Both are nutritious, but microgreens bring more intense flavour and texture to your plate.
Why You Need to Start Growing Microgreens
Microgreens are one of the easiest ways to grow your own food. They're ready in as little as 7–14 days, need minimal space, and don't require fancy equipment. Plus, they're bursting with concentrated nutrients — often more than their full-grown counterparts. If you've been putting off growing something because of time or space, microgreens are your answer.
How to Grow a Salad Garden Indoors — Without Soil
Yes, it's possible! Using simple hydroponic-style methods, you can grow a steady supply of salad greens right on your kitchen bench. All you need is a shallow tray, a growing medium, water, and good-quality seeds. Check out our Gardening how-to guides for step-by-step instructions on indoor growing, or read the full post on the blog.
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Browse our Microgreen Kit and start harvesting fresh greens in under two weeks.
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