Fenugreek organic seeds for microgreens
Hippocrates and Socrates knew and appreciated fenugreek.
In our country it is also known as Greek hay - introduced in the 9th century initially as feed for animals. Meanwhile, it is considered a remedy from Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine.
Fenugreek seed for microgreens contains various bitter substances, tannins / saponins , plant hormones and essential oils. The taste of these seedlings is very tart and bitter. They go very well with Indian dishes , but they can also be combined with Asian things.
Sowing:
best to rinse the seeds thoroughly with clean water before sowing. You can accelerate germination by soaking the seeds beforehand for about 8 hours.
The fenugreek organic seeds then scattered densely , but not lying on top of each other , distribute . Spray the soil well with a pressurized spray bottle
Germination:
3-5 days at 18-20 °C
Location:
germination and growth are promoted by a bright location , either place them in the sun or under light
Harvest:
harvest after 10-15 days - ideally when the second pair of leaves starts to develop , for harvesting it is best to use a sharp knife or scissors
Usage:
with the small baby plants many dishes can be refined in taste and appearance. Use microgreens as a healthy decoration on any dish, be it in a salad, on a sandwich
on sandwiches, as a garnish to meat, addition to wraps, preparation in casseroles, mixed in smoothies... There are no limits to your imagination.
| Item ID | 901380 |
| Condition | New |
| Age rating | No age restriction |
| Manufacturer | Vital-Microgreens SEEDS |
| Manufacturing country | |
| Content | 100 gram |
| Weight | 115 g |
| Net weight | 100 g |
Fenugreek - organic seeds for microgreens
Fenugreek organic seeds for microgreens Hippocrates and Socrates knew and appreciated fenugreek. In our country it is also known as Greek hay - introduced in the 9th century initially as feed for animals.
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