Birdseed can be used for microgreens. This, however, is not recommended because of several reasons. Birdseed can at times have additives that are not safe for human consumption. Also, some may contain chemicals or fungicides. The germination rate may also be slow too. Unlike regular food-safe seeds, bird seeds are not tested for pathogens.
Why are we putting so much attention on different growing mediums? Because medium determine how well and healthy microgreens you will grow.
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Different types of growing microgreens. Now that you’ve entered the world of microgreens you probably figured out they can be grown (almost) everywhere. They grow fast, and are full of healthy enzymes. Most of microgreens will grow within one to four weeks.
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