Microgreens Growing Mats- 3 Pack

Made from biodegradable and compostable hemp fibre, these Growing Mats are perfect for cultivating all types of microgreens. Whether you’re an experienced microgreen-grower or a complete novice, these nifty Growing Mats are a must have for healthy, delicious microgreens.

Why choose a growing mat? Growing mats are full of benefits for growing plants (over traditional soil).

Just some of the benefits of the fibrous materials include:

-Helping with consistent and even plant growth

-Natural ability to retain moisture without suffocating plants

-Natural expansion allows for optimum aeration, allowing oxygen to flow around roots

-Sustainable, biodegradable, and compostable

-Promotes growth of beneficial bacteria

-No soil to wash or shake off the harvested plant

So what exactly are microgreens?

Microgreens are the sprouts and seedlings of vegetables and herbs. Although they have been around for decades, it is only in the last few

years that microgreens have become exceptionally popular.

Microgreens are tiny ‘garnish-sized’ shoots packed full of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

They also have a concentrated nutrient content which means they are often higher in nutrients than mature green vegetables and they take only half the growing time.

As a result, you only have to eat a small amount of microgreens to get a big dose of goodness.

Why should I be growing microgreens?

Microgreens are, nutritionally speaking, incredible.

However due their increasing popularity, they are becoming increasingly more expensive to buy.

With these Growing Mats you can grow your own endless, organic supply and save a fortune.

But how easy are microgreens to grow?

Microgreens are very easy to grow and can better yet, they can be produced easily all year round.

Simply place the Microgreens Growing Mat on a sunny windowsill, scatter some seeds of your choice and watch them grow.

Just keep them moist and warm.

Due to their tiny size, they needs very little room to grow. Ideal for flats or those with minimal outside space.

The are ready to harvest just a week or two after sowing.