Johnsons Microgreens Gourmet Garnish Seeds - 24703

The mix is designed to include a variety of microgreens, likely containing a blend of rocket, mustard, cress, and coriander. The exact composition can vary with each pack.

Harvesting typically occurs between 7 to 21 days after sowing, depending on the specific seed variety and growing conditions. They are usually ready once they have developed their first set of true leaves.

These seeds are specifically designed for easy indoor cultivation on a windowsill. While they might grow outdoors, their intended use and optimal results are achieved in a controlled indoor environment.

Store the seed pack in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture, to maintain their viability.

A standard seed starting mix, coco coir, or a light potting mix works well. Ensure the medium is well-draining and can retain adequate moisture.

Each pack contains an average of 2000 seeds.

It is recommended to use fresh growing medium for each new batch of microgreens to prevent the buildup of pathogens and ensure optimal nutrient availability for the seedlings.

Ensure seeds are fresh, the growing medium is kept consistently moist (not dry or waterlogged), and the temperature is within the optimal range for germination.

Improve air circulation around the microgreens, reduce watering frequency slightly, and ensure containers are clean. Avoid overcrowding the seeds.

Seedlings may not be receiving enough light. Move them to a brighter location or supplement with grow lights. Ensure they are not too densely planted.

This can be due to variations in seed viability or inconsistencies in watering and light. Try to sow seeds evenly and ensure uniform moisture distribution.