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We use a mixture of n nutrients. for I big rack we use maxi grow and for our hand water we are using ocean solution

the clamshell?

We do not No

Hey there. Thank you glad you enjoyed the content. Perilla is roughly a 32 day cycle seed to harvest and we are getting Bi-colored harvested around 24 days. Yields the Bi-color gets you more then the Perilla so we are focusing more on growing the Bi-colored. we do our shiso by volume OZ so a full flat will fill an 64OZ clamshell. Hope that helps.

Crops that have a thicker root structure (cantaloupe, peas, sorrel, etc.) enjoy the root space 2 inch trays provide. We normally will 2 8oz containers out of a single flat of healthy mature cantaloupe. The seed is bought from Hoss and is generally not too expensive.

Yeees Man. Fellow Saffa Grower. Good to see our videos being watched back on home soil. we use Deep trays for crops the need more soil for root structure. They are also a covered crop so we prefer a cleaner grow when the seed pushes through the soil cover. The 2 inch also helps keep all the soil in the flats. Seed cost less here due to availability. A 5 pound bag cost $72.38 Happy Growing

Thanks for the replies, appreciate it. You guys have given me the inspiration to do what I’m doing… been following your journey. Please keep the content coming

Thank You for watching

Good eye. Appreciate the feedback.

Atlas Peat and soil in Boynton Beach Florida.

Thank you stay tuned for more content.

We don't do weight but volume. It fills an 8oz (64oz volume) Clamshell

Thank you for the reply. Do you guys use nutrients during the process at all?

It's a smaller Yielding crop. We dont weigh our micros. we do volume.

Thanks for getting back to me. Thanks for your awesome videos. I live in South Dakota and I’m at a full rack in sales now. I’m not looking back and moving forward and have the desire to be a first in vertical farming. Planning to apply for some grants. Any info you are willing to share would be appreciated! Thanks

Yes we get them in the farm. Use some colorful fly stickers and hang them around your grow.

Glad to hear it. Like we say in all our videos everyone grows differently. We see better germination with a light Verm cover. These videos are just for education and entertainment so each to their own.

They are purchased off amazon. It's the Mercer Microgreen harvesting knife.

We have used Vera for Cilantro but we feel like soil produces a cleaner end product with less seed Hulls.

Thank you. We use a wide variety of lights. We have typically used the Barinna super bright white shop lights(LED) but we have started using 8 foot full spectrum tube lights for our big racks.

Depends on if we selling it wholesale or retail. $19.99-$28.99

Is it wholesale or retail when you sell it to restaurants?

we do not no. Dont feel the need to. We get consistent results without black out

@@tinyleafmicrogreenfarm that is good to know thanks

Thank you Sir

Depends on if you selling DTC or Wholesale. DTC does not require a license but id suggest insurance in case a vendor needs it from you to do business. Wholesale id recommend GAPS

@@tinyleafmicrogreenfarmselling to a restaurant. My wife’s friend owns a restaurant . So not sure if that still falls under cottage law in florida? And yes absolutely I’ll defer get some insurance. Just trying to do everything correctly

We dump our spent flats. were looking for a farmer to collect the waste so if you know anyone interested hit me up.

We dispose of it until we can find a more sustainable waste management system.

Atlas Peat and Soil in Boynton Beach ask for their 1/3 mix with Bifungaside.

@@tinyleafmicrogreenfarm very much appreciated, currently using coco coir would prefer to use something better

Afillia

I'll try those. Thanks for the help. Hi from Puerto Rico.

Just got them. Do you have a video of growing Amaranth?? When they are an inch and a half they start falling. Don't know if it's the water.

Thank you sir

I dont think so

@@tinyleafmicrogreenfarmthank you 🥰

Glad to help thanks for watching and subscribing

@@tinyleafmicrogreenfarm gotta support a fellow Floridian. Have a great week.

We’re into opal basil on our next video

1oz per soaking bucket

3%

It is ok to use in your production of microgreens. We also grow in a humid environment

We use a 2 gallon spray bottle, 1.8 oz of zerotol to every 2 gallons. You can do a stronger mix and bump it up to 2 oz if you need to. We are having soil issues at the moment and dealing with lots of pathogen issues in the soil so we bumped it up a little.

Thank you, I saw you guys were having issues with aphids in another one of your videos. I would reccommend looking in to koppert. They sell a variety of beneficials insects that will help manage pest pressure ( aphids, thrips, spider mites etc) if you want to stay away from sprays.

its a company in Texas called Aptar google them

@@tinyleafmicrogreenfarm thanks for the help and also the videos. Only growing for myself here in Florida but would love one day to do more than feed me and the family 😂

Hey there our prices range on our wholesale and retail clients but ranges from $23-$32

@@tinyleafmicrogreenfarm thanks for replying and thank you for your videos they are very helpful

We date a “harvest date” the micros could last anywhere from 7-14 days depending on how they are handled so that varies quite a bit and would be hard to put a date on 😊

We do a Harvest date and a product HarVest lot.

what is your question?

Thank you. Soil covered for the win

We’ve been growing micros professionally for years and seen a lot of things fail. No one is saying you can’t do it differently, we’ve made it clear this is what works for us and we see consistently perfect crops. You do you of course, our farm has been really successful working through crop failures and finding solutions. You can’t make everyone happy✌🏼

Please do share your process!!

It varies crop to crop and we have a whole formulation of seed weight per crop. You have to figure out what works vest for you in your grow environment.

Thank you kindly. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for being a solid supporter of the channel

I don't know what you are referring to. we don't use mats for humidity. If you elaborate a little further I may be able to advise.

They’re called fresh well pads. There’s a handful of different places to buy them from online.

Thanks so much