The ten-day microgreen habit

Not everyone has a south window. Everyone has ten days. Microgreens are how we talk people into farming who are sure they will kill a tomato.

Sow densely in a shallow tray. Keep the surface damp, not wet. When the first true leaves show, cut above the soil with scissors. Eat that day. Sow again.

Pea shoots are sweet. Radish has a kick. Sunflower is crunch. We pack all three in the tray kit because a rotation is more interesting than a resolution. The farm, in this version, is a rectangle that fits next to the kettle.