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    This document provides information about different types of seeds including their price, density, germination time, blackout period, days to harvest, and notes on soaking. Seeds listed include amaranth, barley, mung bean, buckwheat, chia, chickpea, clover, flax, lentil, millet, pea, popcorn, quinoa, rye, sunflower, and wheatberry. Germination times range from 1 to 3 days for most seeds, while days to harvest is typically 7 to 12 days. Some seeds like barley, millet and rye require soaking, while others like amaranth and rye do not need to be soaked.

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    This document provides information about different types of seeds including their price, density, germination time, blackout period, days to harvest, and notes on soaking. Seeds listed include amaranth, barley, mung bean, buckwheat, chia, chickpea, clover, flax, lentil, millet, pea, popcorn, quinoa, rye, sunflower, and wheatberry. Germination times range from 1 to 3 days for most seeds, while days to harvest is typically 7 to 12 days. Some seeds like barley, millet and rye require soaking, while others like amaranth and rye do not need to be soaked.

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    Microgreens Chart

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    This document provides information about different types of seeds including their price, density, germination time, blackout period, days to harvest, and notes on soaking. Seeds listed include amaranth, barley, mung bean, buckwheat, chia, chickpea, clover, flax, lentil, millet, pea, popcorn, quinoa, rye, sunflower, and wheatberry. Germination times range from 1 to 3 days for most seeds, while days to harvest is typically 7 to 12 days. Some seeds like barley, millet and rye require soaking, while others like amaranth and rye do not need to be soaked.

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    Type Price at Hamden Coop Density (8.

    5"x11" tray) Germination Time (days)


    Amaranth 1/2 tsp 2 to 3
    Barley $2.19 .5 oz 1 to 2
    Bean, Mung 2.5oz 1 to 2
    Buckwheat $2.49 29g /2oz/4 tbspns 2 to 3
    Chia 5oz 1 to 2
    Chickpea .5oz 2 to 3
    Clover .5oz 1 to 2
    Flax .5oz 2 to 3
    Lentil .5oz 2 to 3
    Millet $1.99 2.5oz/5 tbspns 1 to 2
    Pea, Dun 2.5oz 2 to 3
    Popcorn .5oz 2 to 3
    Quinoa .5oz (1 tbspn+0.5 tspn) 1 to 2
    Rye $1.49
    Sunflower 5 tbspns/3oz 1 to 2
    Wheatberry $1.39 1oz/ 2 tbspns 2 to 3
    Blackout Period (days) Days to Harvest
    4 to 5 8 to 10
    N 7 to 9
    3 7 to 10
    4 to 5 7 to 9
    4 to 5 10 to 12
    N 8 to 12
    3 to 5 7 to 12
    4 8 to 12
    2 7 to 12
    4 12
    3 to 5 8 to 12
    6 to 8 6 to 8
    3 7 to 12

    3 to 4 8 to 12
    N 7 to 12
    Notes Soak?
    needs fine soil N
    nutritious, but grassy taste Y (4-8)
    Y (8-12)
    over-consumption may cause skin problems Y (overnight in cold water)
    N
    pre-soak only a few hours, susceptible to mold Y
    N
    N
    Y (8-12)
    Y (4-8)
    Y
    grow in the dark, don't overseed Y
    rinse well, requires less water Y (0.5-1 hr)

    rinse several times if hulled, requires longer blackout and more light
    N

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