Microgreens Grow Tips

Sunflower microgreens are an easy and rewarding microgreen, packed with flavour and add a healthy addition to meals. Packed with vitamins A, C, D, and E, plus calcium and magnesium, they’re a nutritional powerhouse. Their antioxidants and fiber support overall health, making them a perfect superfood.

When it comes to microgreens, the usual suspects like sunflower, pea shoots, and radish often steal the spotlight. But there’s a hidden gem that de...

Skip the usual bottle of wine this Christmas and surprise loved ones with a green gift from Everything Green. Starting at $10, these eco-friendly kits—from Basil & Thyme Mason Jars to Micro-Salad and Radish Grow Bags—bring fresh herbs and microgreens into any home, even for beginners. Thoughtful and sustainable, these gifts are perfect for friends, family, and pets, adding lasting joy and a touch of nature to their space.

This delicious tuna sandwich recipe is a fresh take on a classic favorite, elevated with the vibrant flavors and crunch of microgreens. Perfect for a quick lunch or a light dinner, it’s packed with nutrients and a pop of color that makes it both healthy and visually appealing. Try it for a simple yet satisfying meal upgrade!

Broccoli Microgreens pack a serious punch of nutritional benefits and are one of our most popular seeds. Most of us grow them using a soil-based medium. However, growing them on coco mats is a no-mess, fuss-free alternative and everyone should try it!

Basil thrives in a hot climate and is a perfect herb to grow in Singapore. It's also better to grow from seeds if you use a lot of it. In this blog, we teach you how to grow your basil from seeds. Read on!

Coriander or cilantro is one of our top selling organic, GMO-free seeds. It is afavourite herb for topping many dishes. You can grow these microgreens into the matured green with our seeds too.

Rosemary, basil, oregano, and thyme are all popular Mediterranean herbs that can grow well in Singapore's climate. They are also expensive so why not grow them at home and have a constant supply available? In this article, you will learn how to propogate rosemary from cuttings.  

In this blog, I want to discuss the difference between root hairs and mould. It's something many of you get confused over and often mistake a beaut...

In this blog, I discuss the different ways to water your microgreens in the growing stages.

One of the most common mistakes made by home microgreens growers is incorrect seed density. Too many seeds and your crop is likely to have a stunted growth or stand a higher chance of disease (such as mould). Too few seeds would result in wastage. Read on to find out how to correctly sow your microgreen seeds.

Sunflower microgreens are one of the easiest seeds to grow in Singapore and offer an abundance of health benefits. They are incredibly tasty eaten as snacks on their own and can transform even the most ordinary of salads, sandwiches or wraps into a presentation that is equally impressive and nourishing.