Infinite Hack for Free Microgreen Seeds!

This Video is from the Youtube channel: “Keep on Growin’ with Mike VanDuzee”. 

Infinite Hack for Free Microgreen Seeds!
Welcome to our guide on growing microgreens at home! Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this video will provide you with all the information you need to cultivate these nutritious and flavorful microgreens.
Microgreens are not only delicious but also packed with nutrients. They're a great addition to salads, smoothies, and more! Follow along as we show you how to grow them successfully in the comfort of your home.
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  • @ScullyPopASMR says:

    Phenomenal growing content.

  • @shannanknight6485 says:

    Thank you so much for this information.
    God bless you.

  • @1turf32 says:

    NEAT how cool

  • @brucelewandowski6986 says:

    A great video idea who be covering what cannot be eaten as sprouts; like tomato. Thank you for all you do.

  • @nevermind7253 says:

    Please make a follow up for this showing examples of what we should not grow and eat. There’s alot of leaves etc that should not be eaten.
    Great points as ALWAYS….
    Love your mind and approach to thing’s and life 😁

    • @KeepOnGrowin says:

      Thank you! Research, don’t trust some yahoo on the internet.

    • @Katya-zj7ni says:

      @@KeepOnGrowinexactly Mike, Google is your friend in many cases. Loads of info in books about poisonous leaves and micro greens. Anything in the nightshade family like potatoes eggplant tomatoes or peppers . Do Not eat any of those micro greens people .

  • @SuzNews says:

    I tried growing and eating cantaloupe microgreens a few years ago, and they tasted so loudly bitter and caustic I never grew them again. I do really like sunflower microgreens, though, grown from the organic sunflower seeds in the bird feed aisle 🙂

  • @ginagill8816 says:

    I’m going to try it with watermelon seeds.

  • @frannie4675 says:

    Beautiful garden! good ideas; I’ll give it a try, TY will share.

  • @mrsmc2612 says:

    This is sooooo awesome!!!!

  • @barbgardiner5719 says:

    I’ve been devouring radish sprouts today

  • @HeatherCaulfieldART says:

    🎉❤🎉

  • @orangeswell1469 says:

    Inspiring stuff Mike. Will try this with the kids.

  • @user-bk4bs2eb5y says:

    I love cantaloupe sprouts.

  • @ronm6585 says:

    Thanks for sharing Mike.

  • @juanitanoble3190 says:

    Well, now youve done it! We’ve been giving all such seeds to the vermicomposting worms and joking about what good little farmers they are as the sprouts pop up! We pulled up a bunch of butternut seedlings when we worked in the bins today. Hate to deprive the hard working little critters, but if we can benefit from them…. what a dilemma! 😂

  • @fel944 says:

    Thanks for sharing stay safe ❤❤❤

  • @BritneyStinson says:

    ty for the good information! i def gotta try this

  • @ausfoodgarden says:

    I’m not sure I’ll be growing canteloupe greens any time soon, but I have to thank you again for inspiring me to use my excess saved seeds from lettuce, brassicas, and beets to create some lovely micro and mini greens. Cheers!

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  • @fatinahill2789 says:

    Mike is that plain or protein water you’re using?

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