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Broccoli microgreens offer a burst of flavor and a nutritional punch, making them an excellent addition to your salads, sandwiches, and smoothies. They are nutrient-packed and easy to grow or plant at home in trays or pots.

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Materials You Will Need

Before you begin, gather the following materials. Broccoli microgreen seeds, grow tray, potting soil mix, spray bottle, light source.

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Timing is Key

Broccoli microgreens can be grown indoors throughout the year. However, if you’re using natural sunlight, it’s best to grow during the spring and fall.

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Container Sizes

Select shallow containers or trays that are about 2-3 inches deep as these containers are ideal for microgreens.

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Preparing the Soil

It’s important to use a high-quality potting soil mix that is sterile and free from pests and diseases.

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Sow Broccoli Microgreen  Seeds

Sprinkle broccoli microgreen seeds evenly over the soil. Lightly press the seeds into the soil to ensure good seed-to-soil contact.

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Watering

Mist the soil with water using a spray bottle until it’s evenly moist. Cover the tray with transparent plastic lids or wraps.

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Sunlight

Place the tray in a well-lit area such as a window sill or use a grow light if natural sunlight is limited.

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Germinating

After about 2-5 days, the broccoli microgreen seeds will germinate, and small green shoots will appear.

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Fertilization

Typically, Broccoli microgreens don’t require additional fertilization during their short growth period.

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Harvesting 

Broccoli microgreens can be harvested once they have grown their first set of true leaves, which typically takes around 10-14 days after germination.

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