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Organic Microgreen Seed: Affila Pea

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Organic Affila Pea Microgreen Seeds

Name: Affila Pea Microgreen Seed

Latin Name: Pisium sativum

Description: Pea are one of the easiest, if not the easiest microgreen to grow. Affila pea is a lower growing variety. It's seeds are smaller than other pea microgreen seed varieties, and a lesser weight of seed is needed to fill a tray han other varieties. They have the usual lovely sweet pea taste, and a nice crunch.

Seed Origin: Italy

Grow Time:  10 - 12 Days

Ideal Growing Temperature: 17 °C +

Growing Medium: Fine Compost 

Seeding Rate: 150g to 170g per 10” x 20” Tray

Germination Time: 2 - 3 Days

Blackout Time: 4 - 6 Days

Estimated time to Harvest: 10 - 12 Days

How To Grow Affila Pea Microgreens: Place a tray with holes inside a tray with no holes. Fill the tray with holes with ¾ inch of fine compost. Compact the compost. Spread the Pea microgreen seeds evenly over the compost, leaving a small bit of space between each seed. Press the seeds into the soil. Cover the seeds with a light layer of compost and compact again. Water the seeds and soil. Place a tray with no holes on top of the seeds and soil. Add roughly 4kg of weight into the tray, so the seeds are kept pressed into the soil.

After 2 - 3 days the Affila Pea microgreens will be pushing the weighted tray into the air. Remove the weighted tray. Water the microgreens from the top. Turn the weighted tray upside down and replace it on top of the sprouting peas so it acts as a dome.

On day 4 - 6, remove the dome and place them under a grow light, onto a window sill, or into light in a greenhouse. When in light, water each day by pouring water into the bottom, until day 10 - 12.

Between day 10 - 12, harvest all of the speckled pea microgreens using a sharp knife or scissors. Store the harvested microgreens in the refrigerator.

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