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The microgreen technique can be used for any plant whose roots, stems, and leaves are all edible. The great advantage is that by harvesting the seedlings so young, you can use plants such as carrots whose stems and leaves become tough and unpalatable in later life. Although microgreen possibilities cover a vast range, some seeds are particularly popular, combining easy growth with excellent taste. Please browse the varieties below for our recommended microgreen varieties.
