Microgreens Masterclass | Common Varieties | Full Week of Growing - What I Wish I Had When I Started

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****UPDATE: It has been pointed out that the solution dilution % is off for sanitizing. Yes, yes it is. You can use anywhere from 1-9% H202 solution. I am working on a new masterclass at our new growing location with more accurate dilution ratios and more level sound! ****
In this video, I go over a full week of growing microgreens for indoor production in soil for harvesting on a consistent timeline. When I started growing, I spent hours combing the internet for specific processes that were missing (seed densities, soil types, lighting types) from most people's videos (excluding expensive online courses, which have their place.) I have attempted to answer all the questions I had when starting up growing on a small scale.
We go over the most commonly grown varieties: Pea Shoots, Sunflower Shoots, Radish, and Brassicaes (broc, cabbage, mustards) and the various pressures each has and what to watch out for!
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Wheatgrass: bit.ly/3qhyxdG
Radish: bit.ly/3oNWARa
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Broccoli: bit.ly/2N6e90T
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@nancyfahey7518 3 года назад

Very thorough. Thank you.

@jakeaaaaaaaaaa 3 года назад

Thank you for this quality guide!

@lanuong7361 3 года назад

We appreciate your sharing how to plant veggies... Looking good 👍😊 . Thank you for your information.

@fredalmasi 11 месяцев назад

Well done man and thanks for honestly doing

@kamakazechris 2 года назад

Great content, love the info

@diplod5000 3 года назад

awesome vid. id use thymol crystals mix with water to sanitize. kills fungus is 2min

@gentlemanx7987 10 месяцев назад

Watched some videos of yours. Left a sub. Good content, Sir. Really healpfull for new growers like me. Thank you. Greetings from good ol' Germany.

@evelynreilly545 2 года назад

Awesome video. Tried micros with directions from seed company and was unsuccessful. I was doing so much wrong! Thanks to your video i was successful!!!!!!!

@AlexanderCorey 2 года назад

Amazing!

@palazzo5875 7 месяцев назад

Hi how r u .. Merry Christmas i like to ask u if u have any information or have u try to plant this before if yes please share a video ( AGARWOOD SEEDS ) THANKS

@mattd7598 7 месяцев назад

Hit the link for seeds…doesn’t link to product on site. I’m guessing they’re out but not sure if you need to update

@AlexanderCorey 7 месяцев назад

Hey thanks for pointing this out. I just tried the seed links and all seem to be working. Which are you looking for?

@pjprobertson 3 года назад

I love your video, amazing content, but PLEEEEASE, sort the sound level out so it is in sync with RU-vid :)

@AlexanderCorey 3 года назад

Yea, this was my first real multiscene video and I was still learning the editing software. It's on my list to remaster. Thanks for the tip!

@policani 3 года назад

Are those shallow trays with holes? How many rows of lights are you running on your rack?

@AlexanderCorey 3 года назад

Hi Cark. They are 2 inch standard 10x20 trays because I already had them. New trays I purchase are shallow and sturdier. Standard setup is 2 rows per shelf but you can get away with one on certain varieties.

@JoseLopez-fb8bv 2 года назад

Re Sanitation: -I think your H2O2 percentage spoken and written, are actually far above, what it it reality is... Lets say, 1/4 gallon is ( almost 1 liter), is 945 milli-liters (ml) So your 9 ml of 34%, mixed with additional 945 ml of water, is more like 0.3 %, IMHO :-) Because; 9ml is less then one hundredth (945/9=105) of the volume. so 34 (%) / 105 (parts) = 0,32 %, which also makes a lot more sense... IMHO... Simplified, every time you add the same amount of water to you solution, it's % strength gets reduced to the 1/2 and so on... - Sorry for the long reply ;-)

@AlexanderCorey 2 года назад

Hi Jose, thank you for your reply! I realized that after I posted it (and not sure why you are the first to point it out) but it doesn't affect the process thankfully!. Your math is correct but strangely...if I spill 3% store bought H202 on myself it won't oxidize my skin immediately but if I spill some of the "0.3%" solution on me, oxidizes and turns white immediately. As long as you have bubbles your are ok! I also need to reupload a version of this in my new space with better audio and that one will have correct measurements (actually using hypocholous acid now from a Kangen)

@nicholasmorello6370 2 года назад

Your adding 12ml h202 to a quart which has 960 ml in what world is that 12%? With the fact your h202 is 32% I believe that puts you around .25% h202 solution

@AlexanderCorey 2 года назад

Hi Nicholas. The math works in RU-vid World! Yes, it has been pointed out. I can't edit the video without making a new one...I am making a new Masterclass at my new location. Solutions anywhere from 1-9% work, depends on the seed!