Grow Microgreens
​in Your Kitchen
CLASS & GROWING KIT
​$70

Class Available in Nashville, Lewisburg, Huntsville & Athens 
  • 1 -  Food Grade 10 X 20 Tray
  • 1- LED Grow Light 
  • Coco-Coir for two grow cycles
  •  Minerals
  • Fungus Control System
  • 1 hour course on How to grow flawless Microgreens
  • Free Sampler of 4 varieties of Seed Included 

Profitable Suburban Farming
​COURSE
​$700

Available in Tennessee & Alabama
  • In home or farm visit
  • Customized 
  • Greenhouse Course
  • Outdoor Garden Course
  • Permaculture Principles 
  • Customized List of Tools 
  • On-going  Internet & Support​

Complete
​Microgreens Business
COURSE & EQUIPMENT
​$18,000

Travel outside of Alabama or Tennessee extra
  • Out-Door Extreme Weather Greenhouse
  • Hydroponic Self Watering Rack System 
  • Water Heating System
  • T5 Grow Lights
  •  T8 LED Lighting Tubes
  • Soil Tray System
  • Stainless Steal Production Station
  • Ozone System for Disinfection & Cleaning 
  • Filtration System with pH water adjustment
  • Ionized Water System
  • Passive Air Heating &  Cooling System
  • ​Refrigerator
  • Harvesting Tools
  • ​Full Course on Growing and Selling
  • Sales Tools
  • ​Marketing Materials
  • On-Going Support
  • First Set up of: Coco-Coir &  Soil-like Growing Medium
  • One month Supply of Minerals, Fungus Control System
  • Free - 1 pound  of 4 varieties of Seed, 
  • ​Includes Set Up and Installation

ADDITIONAL
  • ​Solar & Wind battery powered System Between 1 & 6 amps  - $4,000
This system is expected to produce
​$50,000-75,000 per year in retail production
Free Lesson of the Week
Growing Cilantro Microgreens
  • Presoak: 4-5 hours
  • Best Suitable Growth Medium: Soil
  • Germ time: 2-3 Days
  • Harvest time: 21-28 Days
  • Color: A long green stem with a very leafy top
  • Flavor: Full cilantro flavor
  • Texture: Crisp and fresh
  • Nutrients: Vitamins A and C, calcium, iron, and phosphorus
Cilantro (also commonly called coriander) is very difficult to grow hydroponically. We recommend growing micro cilantro in soil. Germination of Cilantro microgreens is erratic with some emerging at about a week, and some seeds taking longer, so be patient with them. Sow quite thickly ( on a bed of lightly compacted soil (about 1 cup of seed for a 21" x 11" tray. Cover with a thin layer of soil (1/4 inch) and tamp very lightly. Cover in a humidity / black out dome and mist twice a day to keep the top layer of soil nice and damp. Cilantro micro greens grow slowly. You might experiment with a short soak, of just a few hours in cold water, but generally we have better germination rates with seeds not soaked. Cilantro seeds prefer cooler temperatures (under 70 degrees), especially during germination. If your temperature gets above 70, you will likely see a poor germination rate. Experiment with placing your germinating trays in much cooler areas.
Cilantro microgreens have flavor more intense than adult cilantro. Growing your own micro cilantro saves money and is much fresher than grocery store cilantro. Use in salsa, Indian recipes or any recipe that calls for cilantro.