How to grow Spicy Salad Mix Microgreens!

[@GodJesusPray444]

This was awesome. You're good at this.

[@kellyroushar6475]

Great information for newbies. I've got my seeds and love the upcycled spice bottle as a way of distributing the seeds... brilliant 🌿🍃 ❣️ Keep on growing !

[@findingfitness1574]

Great job on the video , I am going to add it my list of microgreens. 💚

[@Mr-JJ-]

Your videos are extremely informative and you organize your content very well. I really appreciate all of the work and time you've put into this channel. I've watched nearly every video multiple times and it's definitely a key resource as I start my own business. Thank you!

[@jerrybellfield3839]

I never new this much about microgreens!

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

So glad to help!

[@GreenPaperProducts]

Thank you so much for choosing Compostable Containers!! We really appreciate the link in your description!

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

We love your products and so do our customers! We wouldn't think of using anything else!

[@nancyfahey7518]

I plant papaya seeds in containers around February, indoors here in Florida. If i can plant these in these containers and plant them out in April in the ground I would not have any die from transplant.

[@GreenPaperProducts]

Hey @@nancyfahey7518 we love that spirit! These compostable containers need a particular environment to compost effectively, they need moisture and air and a mix of carbon and nitrogen (browns & greens) to break down properly. Unfortunately, they will not break down if they are simply buried in the ground. You'll want to look for some recycled paper planters for that type of transplanting.

[@nancyfahey7518]

@@GreenPaperProducts thanks for the feedback.

[@brianagee3988]

Thank you for the video.

[@rmg6071]

I’m just starting out and I love your very informative videos!

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

Thanks so much. Good luck with your growing!

[@Bootcutfixedit215]

very inspirational! Can't wait to get it started

[@SteveBellinghamatHappyScience]

Thanks for the great info and shared wisdom.

[@gabrielmorgans7651]

New subscriber... Loving the content ☺️

[@ChristineShin-u9g]

After you’ve harvested your microgreens, what do you do with the coconut coir and roots?

[@codywhitley4435]

Very informative....thanks for the video. What is your light cycle, or do you leave them on the entire duration? I'm just learning, sorry if this was addressed and I missed it.

[@Lilsfel]

Hi sir, do the micro green seeds need to be pre-soaked ? Is it a necessary step ? thanks.

[@thebookishbryants]

I don't think meticulous is a strong enough word for your working of the soil. Haha! Great information here and you have some great microgreens videos! Thank you for making them. My wife and I are just getting started.

[@henooch_glam]

Oooh it’s amazing 🤩 waiting for your visit all the best🇲🇦🇬🇧

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

Glad you liked it!

[@rattibussiahn]

A massive amazon store is being built here in Cape Town....I wonder if that means I'll be able to get some of these goodies

[@jerrybellfield3839]

This is extremely helpful.

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

You are going to love our other videos ☺️☺️

[@bbc1607]

Thank you for these videos, I am finding them very helpful! What temperature and humidity levels do you try to keep the room at?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

This is actually a great question. The room we grow in is suppose to be 72 degrees Fahrenheit, however it gets a bit cold in the winter time where we live, so we have to move the trays farthest from the wall with windows. Sometimes the temperature gets as low as 67 degrees and the greens don't germinate as well. We highly recommend a temperature between 72-78 degrees. As for humidity, the dehumidifier is set to turn on at 40%. Anything over 40% and the greens have trouble staying dry for harvest. This is more important in the warmer months. The colder months not so much.

[@nancyfahey7518]

@@PrincetonMicrogreens thank you. My ac is at 78°. I've had slight mold problems with wheat grass but moved it on a higher shelf where the oscillating fan blows. So far it's good all the way around.

[@Ramdinohikes]

First off, your video is awesome and very informative. Im having trouble with the potential and must be missing something unless you are really at scale. So at $6 per unit looking at the numbers, you got about $20 profit after packaging per tray. 20 trays to a rack gives you $400. Take off soil, seeds, sea water fert. Water, power , equipment, labor, facility i don't see a lot of profit without a ton of racks. Am I missing something?

[@juliereding4553]

Can you use any nutrient plant food? Also what size is your container

[@bevmiles2211]

How many hours of light do you do?

[@his2praise790]

Hi! My coir is chunky. How can I grind it up

[@rudydiaz3633]

Where did you get your knife?

[@forthosewhoHUNGER]

Hi there! Can you hive us the ITEM NUMBER of that exact packaging you use? I’m looking at the Green Paper Products site you reference and the only contsiners that match yours are NOT compostable but made with plastic, 25% of which is recycled. The flat-top connected clamshell. Can you help?

[@ericsoo4330]

where did you get your knife

[@Los3PrincipiosFundamentales]

Where do you get your seeds from ?

[@raulcardenas8850]

Do you need to wash before eating?

[@velcrots]

Great video!! What size are the containers you're using? The link in the description no longer works unfortunately.

[@kimberlyblanchard4766]

In another video he said 24 oz

[@GodCreatedBlack]

Love it😍😍

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

We love you 🥰🥰🤫

[@DemokratieErwacht]

Hi, did you give water once or twice a day when it is under the light? I love your Videos and just started to grow microgreen as a Hobby.

[@oscarperezrodriguez3978]

Thanks for the info, very usefull. Where did you brought that long black knife?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

It’s a watermelon knife. You can search for them on Amazon. They are all over!

[@spiritualwisdom515]

Does anyone else think he looks a bit like Tom Hanks? I DO ! :O

[@PhiNguyen-un5iz]

Where did you buy your labels from and what is the size?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

Check out our video “branding your microgreens,” we talk all about it. We use an Epson TM-C3500 label printer with 4”x3” labels.

[@vegetalover9]

Do you have a link to the containers you use?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

100% Biodegradable/Compostable Containers → bit.ly/3ikh01D Coupon Code 'PRINCETON' for 5% off your first purchase of Compostable Containers!

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

Itemized costs please

[@anthonybento7344]

What size absorbent pads do you use?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

FreshWell Absorbent Pad 1 Cell, 3" X 3.7", 5,400 Pads Per Box → t.ly/x3PE

[@tristenmartinez3756]

What size of clam shell do you use for your order sizes? like for the 2oz of spicy mix

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

We use the 24oz containers for our 2oz package 😊

[@tristenmartinez3756]

@@PrincetonMicrogreens Oh man, I ordered the wrong size... oops. I tried judging by the video lol Rookie mistake I guess. Do you know if you can comfortably fit 2 oz in a 16 oz container haha

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

@@tristenmartinez3756 that’s going to be tough. We usually do about 1oz in them. Good for basil and little micros.

[@andi0op866]

ooh wow this is cool!

[@talalco6509]

Hi, during the germination period, the first 3 days, does the seeds need specific room temperature and room humidity level or doesn’t matter?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

I keep it 65-75°F and at a humidity of 40% or lower

[@cerenademe9433]

I've already commented how great your videos are - thank you again!! ... I have to ask - what is the knife you are using when you harvest? Forgive me if you've mentioned it somewhere and I missed it. It looks like an excellent knife for the task! And - how do you store the greens after they've been harvested, before you've sold them?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

You can find any sort of Watermelon knife on Amazon! It’s what we use and they work great!

[@cerenademe9433]

@@PrincetonMicrogreens Ah - thank you!

[@trishwilson7051]

what is nutrient water?

[@YouTube_can_ESAD]

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[@sarahhurley3750]

Where do you get your paver weights?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

Home Depot or Lowe’s had them for $1.50 each!

[@sarahhurley3750]

@@PrincetonMicrogreens what the measurements?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

@@sarahhurley3750 www.lowes.com/pd/Rectangle-Gray-Concrete-Patio-Stone-Common-8-in-x-16-in-Actual-7-7-in-x-15-6-in/3018997

[@nancyfahey7518]

You just need weight. I use 3 bricks. I'm 66 years old. In not lugging pavers around. One of my weights is an old tupperware bread container with water in it. They work just fine.

[@apollos5184]

Fun fact: Plants to not react to green light, so if you want to go in your grow room when the lights are off, you can use a green light, so you don't disturb your plants grow cycle. Great video as always!

[@lisacipriani1722]

great information! just a suggestion, the intro music is to loud! the difference in sound from listening to your voice and then the change to the intro and ending is so drastic, i have to run from across the room to turn it down! Your videos are one of the most informative on microgreens, just became a subscriber and gave it a thrums up!

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

Thanks for the information. I’ll tone down the intro music on future videos ☺️☺️

[@jozsefbali2144]

Stupid question: what is the karabi?

[@brianchambers3528]

So did you quit or go out of business?

[@PrincetonMicrogreens]

Brain tumor surgery had me shut down indefinitely 😢. Content still proved to still help others grow however!

[@brianchambers3528]

@@PrincetonMicrogreens Oh man, sorry to here. Hope you are recovering well.