Lepidium sativum (microgreens)

Microgreens, Cress Common

The most familiar and fastest growing micro leaf, can be harvested after just five days! Garden cress goes well with a cheese sandwich, but also try adding it to a soup or a fresh smoothie. Microgreens are vegetables and herbs that are harvested early and eaten raw. They can be divided into two groups. Micro leaves: harvest both the seed leaf and the stalk or stem attached; the sprout. Baby leaves: harvest the shoots and eat the young leaf. To sow: sprinkle the seeds on the ground and cover them with a thin layer of soil, keep moist.

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Microgreens, Cress Common

Lepidium sativum (microgreens)

The most familiar and fastest growing micro leaf, can be harvested after just five days! Garden cress goes well with a cheese sandwich, but also try adding it to a soup or a fresh smoothie. Microgreens are vegetables and herbs that are harvested early and eaten raw. They can be divided into two groups. Micro leaves: harvest both the seed leaf and the stalk or stem attached; the sprout. Baby leaves: harvest the shoots and eat the young leaf. To sow: sprinkle the seeds on the ground and cover them with a thin layer of soil, keep moist.

1,39
per Unit / size 15 g.

where to plant Lepidium sativum (microgreens)

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botanical information about Lepidium sativum (microgreens)

  • Botanical name: Lepidium sativum (microgreens)
  • Genus: Lepidium
  • Family: Brassicaceae
  • Other names: Microgreens - Tuinkers - Microgreens - Cress Common - Microgreens - Cresson alénois - Microgreens - Gartenkresse Einfache