Arugula Microgreens Seeds

Survival Garden Seeds offers arugula microgreens seeds, ideal for health enthusiasts and culinary adventurers looking to grow their own fresh greens. Our non-GMO seeds are selected for their rapid growth and intense flavor, ensuring a quick and abundant harvest.

Growing Arugula Microgreens Seeds at Home

• Spicy, peppery flavor
• Fast and easy to grow indoors
• Heirloom, non-GMO seeds
• Grow any time of year

INTRODUCING ARUGULA MICROGREENS SEEDS

Arugula microgreens are the young, tender shoots of the arugula plant, harvested right after the first true leaves develop. Microgreens offer a more intense flavor than mature leaves, providing a dense nutrient profile. They’ve become a favorite with professional chefs and home cooks. Add a bold taste to dishes of every kind by growing arugula microgreens. It’s a simple way to incorporate organic greens into your diet at any time of the year, regardless of your gardening space or challenging climate conditions.

PLANTING ARUGULA MICROGREENS SEEDS

Spread arugula microgreens seeds evenly on a shallow tray, filled with moist seed-starting mix (or coconut coir). Firmly press the seeds into the soil. Mist the surface with water and cover to block out light. Keep well-watered by misting or bottom watering and keep the covered tray in a dark place for four to six days. After a few inches of growth or when the microgreens lift the cover, place the tray in an area with bright, indirect light.

MAINTAINING ARUGULA MICROGREENS

Arugula microgreens grow quickly and can be ready to harvest in about a week or two. Microgreens require regular misting to maintain moisture in the growing medium. Harvest arugula microgreens when they are 2 to 3 inches tall. Cut them just above the soil line. Enjoy them immediately after harvesting, for the best taste and highest nutrient content.

Growing arugula microgreens at home is a simple task. It provides a steady supply of fresh greens. Enjoy arugula microgreens benefits by growing your own at home. They’ll be at the peak of freshness, and you’ll be able to save a lot of money and avoid the expense of buying these tasty greens in the grocery store.