Comments on: Making Your Own Micro-Greens Salad, Part 3 http://simplegreenliving.com/making-micro-greens-salad-3/ This is your tagline. Edit it at [Settings > Tagline] Tue, 27 Dec 2011 07:51:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Zanahttp://simplegreenliving.com/making-micro-greens-salad-3/#comment-39009 Zana Mon, 21 Feb 2011 17:32:48 +0000 http://simplegreenliving.com/gardening/making-your-own-micro-greens-salad-part-3/#comment-39009 I always buy seeds for sprouting, or use seeds I have harvested from my garden beds, so I don't know. Suggest you email the seed vendor with your question as most are probably fine but I suppose some might not be. I always buy seeds for sprouting, or use seeds I have harvested from my garden beds, so I don’t know. Suggest you email the seed vendor with your question as most are probably fine but I suppose some might not be.

]]> By: Joannehttp://simplegreenliving.com/making-micro-greens-salad-3/#comment-38756 Joanne Sat, 19 Feb 2011 17:44:38 +0000 http://simplegreenliving.com/gardening/making-your-own-micro-greens-salad-part-3/#comment-38756 I thought I'd plant some seeds for microgreens and just bought a bunch of organic seeds from the nursery. I didn't buy seeds labeled for sprouting in particular, which they also had for sale. Are seeds, even organic ones, treated with something unhealthy? Do I need to buy only seeds labeled for sprouting? I thought I’d plant some seeds for microgreens and just bought a bunch of organic seeds from the nursery. I didn’t buy seeds labeled for sprouting in particular, which they also had for sale. Are seeds, even organic ones, treated with something unhealthy? Do I need to buy only seeds labeled for sprouting?

]]> By: Zanahttp://simplegreenliving.com/making-micro-greens-salad-3/#comment-16098 Zana Thu, 23 Sep 2010 01:11:02 +0000 http://simplegreenliving.com/gardening/making-your-own-micro-greens-salad-part-3/#comment-16098 Jen, they need to not be treated seeds, like you might get from a conventional gardening catalog, but if they are meant for any kind of sprouting, they will be fine. Jen, they need to not be treated seeds, like you might get from a conventional gardening catalog, but if they are meant for any kind of sprouting, they will be fine.

]]> By: Jenhttp://simplegreenliving.com/making-micro-greens-salad-3/#comment-14919 Jen Sun, 12 Sep 2010 17:55:30 +0000 http://simplegreenliving.com/gardening/making-your-own-micro-greens-salad-part-3/#comment-14919 Zana,Thank you so much for the informative and clear steps to growing micro greens indoors. You provided me with a great start to not only growing my own greens but also beginning the process of the engaging in the entire life cycle that includes the recycling of soil through composting. I have one question: if I want to grow greens such as kale or mustard in this way, must the seeds indicate that they are micro? Thanks again! Zana,

Thank you so much for the informative and clear steps to growing micro greens indoors. You provided me with a great start to not only growing my own greens but also beginning the process of the engaging in the entire life cycle that includes the recycling of soil through composting. I have one question: if I want to grow greens such as kale or mustard in this way, must the seeds indicate that they are micro?
Thanks again!

]]> By: Zanahttp://simplegreenliving.com/making-micro-greens-salad-3/#comment-2407 Zana Sat, 17 Oct 2009 01:35:25 +0000 http://simplegreenliving.com/gardening/making-your-own-micro-greens-salad-part-3/#comment-2407 I think she has added them now but for a while she didn't have them up there. I think she has added them now but for a while she didn’t have them up there.

]]> By: Jeff Smithhttp://simplegreenliving.com/making-micro-greens-salad-3/#comment-1940 Jeff Smith Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:53:18 +0000 http://simplegreenliving.com/gardening/making-your-own-micro-greens-salad-part-3/#comment-1940 I tried exploring the link you provided (to Emma Hollister's web site) but I couldn't find anything like the articles you posted here. Emma's website reminds me of the rabbit hole in "Alice in Wonder Land"... I started feeling dizzy. So thanks for pulling them out... I tried exploring the link you provided (to Emma Hollister’s web site) but I couldn’t find anything like the articles you posted here. Emma’s website reminds me of the rabbit hole in “Alice in Wonder Land”… I started feeling dizzy. So thanks for pulling them out…

]]> By: Zanahttp://simplegreenliving.com/making-micro-greens-salad-3/#comment-1938 Zana Wed, 12 Aug 2009 17:12:36 +0000 http://simplegreenliving.com/gardening/making-your-own-micro-greens-salad-part-3/#comment-1938 Thanks, Jeff. I can't take credit for it... Emma Hollister kindly let me post it. See links to her site at the top of this page. -- Zana Thanks, Jeff. I can’t take credit for it… Emma Hollister kindly let me post it. See links to her site at the top of this page. — Zana

]]> By: Jeff Smithhttp://simplegreenliving.com/making-micro-greens-salad-3/#comment-1936 Jeff Smith Tue, 11 Aug 2009 16:43:26 +0000 http://simplegreenliving.com/gardening/making-your-own-micro-greens-salad-part-3/#comment-1936 Your three part series of articles on micro greens is great... You seamlessly pull together a complete method that integrates growing greens in soil, then recycling the used soil, recycling kitchen waste, and doing a really simple no-fuss form of worm composting. Really great! Thank you. Your three part series of articles on micro greens is great… You seamlessly pull together a complete method that integrates growing greens in soil, then recycling the used soil, recycling kitchen waste, and doing a really simple no-fuss form of worm composting. Really great! Thank you.

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