Clover Microgreen Seeds – Non-Hybrid, Open Pollinated, and Non-GMO

Introduction

Grow nutrient-packed and refreshing Clover Microgreen Seeds with ease at home. These seeds are Non-Hybrid, Open Pollinated, and Non-GMO, ensuring safe and sustainable cultivation. Known for their light green petal-shaped leaves and crunchy, refreshing flavor, clover microgreens are a delightful addition to salads, sandwiches, and smoothies. These microgreens grow up to 2 inches tall and are ready to harvest in just 10 days. Perfect for beginners, Clover Microgreens thrive in soil or hydroponic systems with minimal effort and regular care.

About This Item

• Type of Seed: Non-Hybrid, Open Pollinated, Non-GMO
• Seed Pre-Soak: Not required
• Growing Medium: Soil or hydroponic
• Flavour: Crunchy and refreshing
• Colour: Light green leaves with tender stems
• Days to Maturity: 7-12 days
• Sowing Time: Throughout the year
• Ideal Climate: Normal temperature with good sunlight
• Plant Height: 2-3 inches at harvest
• Watering Needs: Mist gently twice daily
• Maintenance Required: Low
• Where to Grow: Balcony, windowsill, or sunny kitchen counter
• Life Span: Single harvest crop
• Harvesting Time: 7-12 days

Best Sprouter Tray for Microgreens

Growing lush and healthy microgreens starts with the right tools, and selecting the perfect sprouter tray is key for optimal germination and growth. Here's our top recommendation:

• Sprouter Tray Microgreens Growing Trays – Featuring a double-layer design with drain holes for excellent ventilation and water management

Growing Season in India

Clover Microgreen Seeds can be grown all year round in India. They thrive in moderate temperatures between 20-30°C with 4-5 hours of sunlight daily. Whether grown on a sunny kitchen shelf or in a balcony garden, these seeds adapt well to various Indian climates, providing a continuous supply of fresh, healthy greens.

How to Grow in Pots

1. Choose a flat tray or pot that is at least 4-5 inches deep.
2. Fill the container with clean garden soil mixed with 30% vermicompost or manure.
3. Spread Clover Microgreen Seeds evenly on the surface and cover with a thin layer of soil or sand.
4. Place the tray in a shaded area for 3-4 days to allow germination.
5. Once sprouted, move the tray to a bright spot with 4-5 hours of sunlight daily.
6. Mist the soil gently twice a day to keep it moist but not waterlogged.

Seeds Sowing Method

Preparation: No pre-soaking required for Clover Microgreen Seeds.
Sowing: Spread seeds densely on soil and cover lightly with soil or sand.
Watering: Mist gently twice daily to maintain soil moisture.
Germination: Takes 3-4 days in a shaded and moist environment.
Transplanting: Not required; harvest directly from the tray.

Plant Care Tips

• Sunlight: Provide 4-5 hours of bright sunlight daily.
• Soil: Use clean garden soil mixed with compost or vermicompost for better results.
• Watering: Mist the soil gently twice daily to prevent it from drying out completely.
• Pest Control: Keep trays clean and ensure good ventilation to avoid pests or mold.
• Harvesting: Cut shoots just above the soil surface using scissors when they reach 2-3 inches tall.

Special Features

Clover Microgreen Seeds offer light green, petal-shaped leaves that are rich in chlorophyll and amino acids. These nutrient-dense microgreens are packed with vitamins and minerals, making them a superfood addition to your meals. Their crunchy and refreshing flavor pairs well with salads, soups, and smoothies. Easy to grow and ready to harvest in just 10 days, they are ideal for beginners and home gardeners looking for fresh, pesticide-free greens.

Benefits and Uses

Clover Microgreens are loaded with chlorophyll, amino acids, and essential nutrients, promoting better digestion, immunity, and overall health. Their refreshing and crunchy flavor complements a variety of dishes, including salads, sandwiches, soups, and smoothies. Growing your own clover microgreens ensures freshness, reduces waste, and provides a sustainable, cost-effective way to enjoy nutrient-rich greens.

Precautions While Growing

Avoid overwatering Clover Microgreen Seeds, as excessive moisture can lead to mold. Always use clean trays and fresh soil to prevent contamination. Place the tray in a well-ventilated area to ensure healthy growth. Avoid harvesting immediately after watering; allow the soil to dry slightly before cutting the shoots. Replace the soil with fresh soil for each new batch to maintain nutrient levels.

Common Problems and Solutions

• Mold Growth: Ensure proper ventilation and avoid waterlogging.
• Poor Germination: Use fresh seeds and maintain consistent moisture.
• Yellowing Shoots: Increase sunlight exposure to enhance growth.
• Dry Soil: Mist the soil gently twice daily to keep it moist.

FAQs

Q: Can I grow Clover Microgreens indoors?
A: Yes, they thrive indoors on sunny windowsills or kitchen counters.

Q: How long do Clover Microgreens take to grow?
A: They germinate in 3-4 days and are ready to harvest in 7-12 days.

Q: What type of soil is best for Clover Microgreens?
A: Use fresh garden soil or a potting mix enriched with compost or vermicompost.

Q: How do I store harvested microgreens?
A: Store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator and consume within 2-3 days for maximum freshness.

Q: Can I grow Clover Microgreens in hydroponic systems?
A: Yes, they grow well in both soil and hydroponic systems with proper care.