PANTOMATH

How to Grow Microgreens at Home 

Growing microgreens at home is easy and requires minimal space. Follow these simple steps:Choose Your Microgreen Seeds
Select fast-growing seeds like:

• Broccoli
• Radish
• Mustard
• Coriander
• Sunflower
•  Pea Shoots

Prepare a Growing Tray

• Use a shallow container or seed tray (with drainage holes).
• Fill it with organic potting soil or coconut coir (a soilless option).

Sow the Seeds

• Sprinkle the seeds evenly over the soil.
• Lightly press them down but don’t bury them.

Watering & Covering

• Mist the seeds gently with water.
• Cover the tray with a lid or damp cloth for 2-3 days (helps germination).

Provide Light & Airflow

After germination, place the tray in indirect sunlight (or use grow lights).

• Water daily using a spray bottle (avoid overwatering).
• Ensure good airflow to prevent mold.

Harvesting (7-21 Days)

• When microgreens grow 2-3 inches tall and develop their first true leaves, they’re ready to harvest!
• Cut them just above the soil using scissors.

Storing & Using Microgreens

• Store in the refrigerator (wrapped in a damp paper towel).
• Use in salads, sandwiches, smoothies, or as a garnish.