succulent in russian Red Russian Kale Microgreens (1oz)

succulent in russian Red Russian Kale Microgreens (1oz)The Red Russian Kale Microgreens have a subtle sweetness and a tender, succulent bite to them. Stems are light purple with mini serrated gray green leaves that are edged with a hint of purple. 1 ounce PLANTING Germination: 3 5 days Germination Temperature: Optimum soil temperatures 70 75F. Sowing: Sow the seeds very close together. 1 8 1 4" apart. Press into soil, cover lightly What To Grow In: Seed starting trays, 20 row seedling flat, or any sort of

The Red Russian Kale Microgreens have a subtle sweetness and a tender, succulent bite to them. Stems are light purple with mini serrated gray green leaves that are edged with a hint of purple. 

 1 ounce

PLANTING

Germination: 3-5 days

Germination Temperature: Optimum soil temperatures 70-75ºF.

Sowing: Sow the seeds very close together. 1/8-1/4" apart. Press into soil, cover lightly

What To Grow In: Seed starting trays, 20 row seedling flat, or any sort of low, flat container

Soil: Use a regular potting mix or soilless medium

Lighting:  Adding supplemental lighting with grow lights during the winter will help with stronger, less leggy growth. They can easily be grown in the garden, on a deck/patio, or even a sunny spot in your house during the rest of the year.

Days to Harvest: 10-15 days

Harvest: Start cutting when the first true leaves appear or when they reach 1 1/2-2 inches. 

Growing Tips: Maintain good air flow for Red Russian Microgreens by not over sowing seeds and by watering lightly. Over watered soil and overly dense sowing with no air flow can cause damping off. For a continuous harvest of micro greens sow every 7-10 days.