Welcome to my "new" garden! It consists of ceramic pots, plastic containers, and a couple of flower beds. It doesn't have the protection of the fence that the previous garden had but, it does

What I love most about growing microgreens is the practicality. Without much planning at all I can add life to any meal by simply sprinkling a handful of microgreens on top. The garden is really basic.

Oh how I admire the colors in the garden journal posts from the North! Alas, bright colors are in short supply now that nightly temps are freezing here down South. Luckily greens seem to thrive ...

Hello Homesteading community! It has been quite a while since I last shared here. In fact, my last post was typed out from the other side of the world! Back in Argentina I have been doing a bit of this

Microgreens are baby plants of the leafy greens varieties. Lettuce, spinach, kale, mustard & more can all be cultivated in this way. In other posts (here) I have detailed how I grow them. Today, however,

Hello Hive! 18 days ago, I talked about my sunflower microgreens planting. Today, I'm delighted to announce that my sunflowers have grown and are ready to be harvested. Here is a photo of my plantation

Homesteading and traveling don't seem like they would go together but, I try my best. Finding myself in suburban USA once again I have brought out my collection of ceramic pots and the leafy greens are

Hello Hive, back at my parents' house for a few days, I found my microgreens trays again. If you don't know what that is yet, I invite you to read my very first article on this topic. Otherwise, or

Hello my Hiveian friends! This morning, as I admired my tray of broccoli microgreens, a thought crossed my mind: it's high time to give you an update. For more than two weeks, these little wonders have

As spring approaches in just 12 hours, bringing a new breath of life to the world around us, I continue to learn about microgreen cultivation. And I can tell you it's exciting! Last week, I praised all

The beginning of 2024 was marked by numerous minor illnesses for me: gastroenteritis, cold, flu, severe fatigue. Usually, I never get sick. It's as if, in two months, I caught up on ten years of good health.

This post will be a day-to-day photo tutorial to see the progress of four different varieties of seed. Hopefully, this will give you some inspiration to grow some for yourself. Microgreens are super-rich

We are in the midst of a heavy snowstorm and freezing temperatures here in western New York. However, that does not stop me from growing some delicious microgreens under lights during these cold winter

To me the word "Homesteading" implies a connection with the process of our own food. But, exactly how we homestead and where we homestead is a diverse as the colors of the rainbow and the many

El día que conocí a Oliesky Fabre (Olo), por supuesto, yo estaba trabajando. Fuimos a verlo para que nos informara acerca de un proyecto innovador que mantenía en diferentes espacios de su casa, incluyendo

Hello Homesteading community!! This is my first ever post here and so, I wanted to share a tutorial of sorts as well as a look at a staple of my homesteading practice - growing micro greens.

Assalamu'alaikum Assalamu'alaikum hivers friends wherever you are, it's great to be able to greet all of my friends after the last few days I had a vacuum in making posts on this great platform. Gardening

Commiserations please i was 90% through this 2000 word post and i didn't save and lost it all. rewriting sucks

This week I am harvesting a batch of Broccoli Microgreens. They are so delicious and packed full of nutrients compared to a full-size head of broccoli. I am so excited to be growing microgreens once again.

If you have never eaten microgreens before you are in for a treat. Growing them for yourself saves you a lot of money too. Not only are they delicious but they are superior in nutrition to their adult