EP7: Pea shoots are delicious, so why not grow them in just 7 days and harvest again and again

In this video, we're slowing it down and growing microgreen pea shoots from seed to harvest, regrow and harvest, regrow and harvest again.
This was a no mess, super easy way of growing microgreens rich with vitamins and nutrients.
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Cooking organic fresh food right from our garden are such a blessing for soul and body.

[@plantedinthegarden]

I absolutely agree! It’s the best thing ❤

[@Still_I_Ride]

My jaw literally dropped when you said a third harvest! Never knew even a second was possible and a third!!!! Thank you for this video.

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Wow very good health 👍👍😊😊💯🥰

[@oksanap87728]

Wow! Just this year I fell in love with gardening. It’s so therapeutic. And… I’m also in Toronto. Thank you for sharing your experience!❤️

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

Very well-done tutorial. You have a gift for teaching. Thanks.

[@SGBLA3040]

Love everything about this channel. Hard working people, great gardening tips.

[@karinaguerrero2120]

Your channel inspires me to learn how to grow my own food🙌🫶 Lots of love for all your effort in sharing this info

[@barbbeck2939]

Good video, excellent explained. I learned a lot, thanks❣️

[@urbangardeningchronicles]

great tutorial

[@plantedinthegarden]

That means a lot, thank you! 😊

[@saracrum1487]

I love that pan

[@felicitywoodruffe4087]

I want to ask did you say you can use the water that you poured off the peas to water your house plants even though it contains a little vinegar ?

[@Hyasbountifulgarden]

I love your cooking pan ❤ where did you buy it? Thank you😊

[@GardenKatt]

This video has made me subscribe.

[@sbrunette5335]

I really enjoy your videos, bless your heart ❤ for sharing.

[@tral_lala374]

So inspirational!❤🎉

[@angiem1124]

I use colloidal silver, no mold happens with that.

[@containingmygarden]

Nice video, I may have to try this. Thanks for sharing.

[@BluDawg]

Thank you 🦚

[@chathuminithenuwara176]

Nice

[@plantedinthegarden]

Thank you! 😊

[@plantdaddy544]

great video! how many days do you leave the sprouts covered with weight?

[@tonyascreativespace3067]

this is awesome

[@ruzicamikic85]

Is the water with which you wash the plants under the material or in a separate bowl? I read that the seeds must be rinsed and the water changed 2.3 times a day. I have no experience with growing yet, so I am gathering information.

[@gayareeepany268]

Wow nice 👍

[@TheGlobalBawarchi]

Awesome!

[@ChefIsaac925]

Nice job brotha! 👍

[@plantedinthegarden]

Appreciate that, thank you!

[@celolgacelinerai]

Hello, where do you get your trays? I like them, they are a good size.

[@PapaBig91]

Where do you get that sprout tray? I can’t find one like that anywhere.

[@donnamanger5844]

Is this a hemp mat?

[@julitapilapil3509]

😊😊😊👍👍💯👍

[@hanschoa4418]

Can you use any mongo to grow pea shoots? Salamat!

[@kayak1269]

🙌

[@felicitywoodruffe4087]

I jave read through the comments and you have not responded to anybody who asked a question but you did take the time to respond to compliments . Is there a reason for this ?😢😢😢😢😢

[@abhayagarwal5097]

Probably most upload content for compliments but here is financially benefitting as well so doesn't makes sense to not respond to ppl .

[@plantspit518]

@plantedinthegarden

[@lenablomander2157]

What kind of pan do you use?

[@lenablomander2157]

I am from Sweden

[@risquecat]

Why the pea shoots at the Asian market looks different from this one

[@randonea]

Porque no se puede traducir el Ingles

[@ewoutspeelmanhot]

Everyone cutting Microgreens with a scissors has NO idea what they are doing.

[@nadirahcroom1938]

What do you mean?

[@ewoutspeelmanhot]

@@nadirahcroom1938 As plant tissues are smashed, they release their cell contents. Vase water in arrangements made with stems cut with scissors becomes cloudier faster than those with knife-cut flowers. Simply put, sharp knives make clean cuts and do not pinch water-conducting vessels the way scissors can.

[@Giulia-yq4nj]

Very good

[@yosicanadatamil6007]

Nice

[@plantedinthegarden]

Thank you! ❤