Red Beet Sprouting Microgreen Seeds

£5.81 – £35.27

Beetroot shoots have a beautiful bright, deep red colour and offer a sweet and earth taste. Great source of vitamin K.

(9 customer reviews)
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Organic Red Beetroot sprouting seed, specifically selected for microgreens and sprouts.

  • Great source of vitamin K
  • Specially cultivated for growing sprouts and microgreens
  • 100% Organic – Soil Association Certified
  • Lab tested & high germination guaranteed
  • GMO Free

Red Beetroot sprouts and microgreens are a delight to both taste and see. With a sweet, earthy flavour similar to mature beetroots, they add a special touch to your meals. Their bright, deep red colour is visually appealing, and their tender leaves bring a unique taste that is loved by food lovers and health enthusiasts alike.

Country of Origin: Italy
Botanical Name: Beta vulgaris
Packaged in the UK in a resealable pouch
Shelf-life: 6 months minimum
Taste: Earthy and sweet, reminiscent of mature beetroots.

This seed can be used to grow beet greens or beet sprouts but please note that growing these as sprouts will produce a lower yield than growing them as microgreens.

Collections: Sprouting Seeds, Microgreen Seeds

9 reviews for Red Beet Sprouting Microgreen Seeds

  1. Felicity McGookin (Verified Buyer) –

    These seeds take a little longer to grow but they have a great germination rate and are a fabulous colour.

  2. Kai Weller (Verified Buyer) –

    They look a lot different from the broccoli sprouts but starting to come through and look lovely. Very pleased with everything I have ordered from here, great quality

  3. Julie Church (Verified Buyer) –

    These are a little trickier to sprout & need a bit more patience but they are tasty & worth the effort .

  4. Lucy Lovell (Verified Buyer) –

    Seeds starting to poke through already after only a few days! Germination rate looks very good! Looking forward to my microgreens!

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Growing Instructions

How to Grow As Sprouts

  1. Rinse 1 tablespoon of seeds thoroughly.
  2. Soak the seeds in a jar covered with water for 6-8 hours.
  3. Drain the water and rinse the seeds. Place the jar in a cool, dark place.
  4. Rinse and drain the seeds twice a day for 3-4 days.
  5. Once sprouted, place the jar in indirect light to develop the leaves.

Tips: Ensure proper drainage to prevent mould growth.

How to Grow As Microgreens

  1. Spread the seeds evenly over a tray filled with soil or coconut coir.
  2. Press the seeds lightly into the soil and mist with water.
  3. Cover the tray to create darkness and keep in a warm place for 3-4 days.
  4. Once sprouted, move the tray to indirect light.
  5. Harvest the microgreens when they have developed their first true leaves.

Tips: Keep the soil consistently moist for healthy growth.

FAQ

  1. What is the taste of Red Beetroot sprouts and microgreens?
    They have an earthy and sweet flavour similar to mature beetroots.
  2. Can I grow both sprouts and microgreens with these seeds?
    Yes, these seeds are suitable for growing both sprouts and microgreens, but growing as a sprout will produce a lower yield than as a microgreen.
  3. How long does it take to grow Red Beetroot as microgreens?
    It typically takes around 10-14 days to grow them as microgreens.
  4. What are the storage instructions for unused seeds?
    Store the unused seeds in their original resealable pouch in a cool, dry place.
  5. Have these seeds been tested for pathogens?
    Yes, they have been tested for salmonella, listeria, E. coli, and B. cereus.
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