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Pak Choi & Wasabi

Seed Starting Kit

All the information you need from seed to the microgreens in your plate.

These organic microgreen seed varieties are indispensable in Asian cuisine with their high nutritional values and aromatic taste. Keep in the dark for a maximum of 2 days after planting. When the seedlings reach the light, uncover them and place them near a window or under a grow light. It is ideal for harvesting in 10 days at the latest.

With this kit, you can grow microgreens simply and quickly at home, and crown your salads and sandwiches with rich aroma and nutritional value.

  • Up to 40% richer nutritional values compared to their grown forms

  • Easy and fast harvest (suitable for consumption within 1-2 weeks on average)

  • Intense antioxidant values and rich fiber contents

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Unboxing

  • 3 biodegradable growing plates (1 to apply dark and pressure on seeds for germination)

  • 2 sets of biodegradable grow mats

  • 2 packs of Pak Choi & Wasabi Mustard Seeds

  • Planting, care and harvesting instructions

Pak Choi / Bok Choy

Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis

Pak Choi is a popular microgreen because it's easy to grow, has a mild flavor, and adds a delicious, fresh zing to anything it's added to. Since it has a mild taste, it is a great variety to introduce children to micros.

​Bok Choy is a good source of vitamins C and K. It also contains some fiber, a critical nutrient found only in plant foods. Fiber supports digestive health and helps reduce the risk of many chronic diseases.

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Wasabi Mustard

Brassica

Mustard microgreens contain high levels of antioxidants, are high in fiber, and may help detoxify your liver and blood.

Growing Instructions

Soaking the Seeds

This seed mix requires no pre-soaking. 

Preparing the Growing Trays

Spray the organic mats in the growing dish. Mats will soften once wet. 

Sowing the Seeds

Sprinkle and trim the seeds evenly. Make sure the seeds are not piled up in the same small area to prevent mold growth.

Germinate the growing plates in a dark environment for approximately 2 days. The weight helps the seedlings shed their seed coats and transmit radicals to the soil. Germination should occur within 2-3 days. At this point, remove the plate and weight above it.

Cover with an upside-down tray or blackout dome for another 2-3 days to help accelerate upward growth as your Pak Choi seeds search for light.

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You can consume your microgreens when the petals have matured and the sprouts have started to release their own leaves.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many harvests can I make with this kit?

Microgreens are harvested and consumed when grown, and are single-use as they are cut by leaving the root during this time, it does not produce more than one product. In our experience, you can make 2 large meals from one grow plate.

When would my seeds grow?

Each plant seed in nature has different germination times. For this reason, we have created the Seed Library so that you can get to know each seed you plant closely. Here you can see how long it will take to germinate under the recommended conditions.

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By keeping your seeds under intensive care during the germination process, check every day that the media has enough moisture and enough light. When you tilt the plate, you can tell if there is water at the bottom that the roots need.

My seeds died right after germination. Why?

Microsprouts need moisture and light during growth. You will see their necks bow when they are dehydrated. If too much watering is done, there may be mold on the roots. You can easily tell the difference between true mold and natural plant root. Healthy seed roots are hairy and become transparent when wet. Mold is in the form of layers and you will see that it does not disappear when you wet it. In case of mold formation, you should completely remove the area and throw it away.

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