Blog — microgreen growing

Small in Size, Big in Benefits Don't let their size fool you! Red shiso microgreens pack a powerful punch in both flavor and nutrition. Their flavour is complex and unique, often described as a blend of mint, basil, anise, and a hint of cinnamon. It's a taste that is both refreshing and slightly spicy, making it an excellent addition to a wide range of dishes.  They are a much more concentrated version of the mature shiso leaf, providing a more intense flavor profile in a smaller quantity. This makes them perfect for garnishes where a little goes a long way....

You've grown your beautiful batch of rocket microgreens, and now what? Beyond tossing them in a basic salad, these peppery greens can elevate your dishes in unexpected and delicious ways. Their intense, slightly nutty flavour makes them a versatile ingredient for both simple meals and gourmet creations.   Elevate Your Avocado Toast: Skip the standard greens and top your avocado toast with a generous sprinkle of fresh rocket microgreens. The peppery bite cuts through the richness of the avocado for a perfect flavour balance. A Zesty Garnish for Soups and Stews: Add a pop of colour and flavour to warm...

Dreaming of fresh, peppery greens but don't have a big garden? rocket microgreens are the perfect solution! These tiny, nutrient-packed powerhouses are incredibly easy to grow right on your kitchen counter. In just a couple of weeks, you can go from seed to a delicious harvest.   What You'll Need Rocket Seeds: Look for seeds specifically for microgreens. A Shallow Tray: A standard nursery tray with drainage holes works well. You can also use a reusable plastic container and poke holes in the bottom. Potting Mix: A fine-textured soil designed for seed starting is ideal. Spray Bottle: To gently water...

What you’ll Need:  Seeds: Use high quality Wasabina seeds from trusted sources like Ausallium for best results.  Growing Medium: Choose well-draining options like high-quality soil, hemp felt, or coconut coir. Tray or container: Any shallow tray with drainage holes will work well.  Light source: Natural sunlight or grow lights.  Water: Watering can or spray bottle to keep the medium consistently moist.  Step-by-Step Guide Prepare your tray: Fill with moistened growing medium. Sow seeds evenly across the surface. Cover to block out light and retain humidity. Wait 2–3 days for germination, then move to a well-lit spot. Water gently, ideally from...