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tjanosz on Sep 24, 2020
5 out of 5 starsplastic containers are sturdy, good quality. growing medium is nice, right amount of seeds for planting. the sunflower seeds sprouted quickly as expected. fast shipping
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Peggy on Aug 30, 2020
5 out of 5 starsBecky at RedBrick Micro is amazing! I had to reach out about a weird situation I had; she was super responsive and helpful! The quality is always great and shipping in super fast. I highly recommend this shop!
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Superradcapeco on Jun 24, 2020
5 out of 5 starsFantastic product! Very excited to get these growing!
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Matt on Jun 1, 2020
5 out of 5 starsI decided to purchase this kit as my first attempt at growing anything. The trays are high quality plastic and perfect for starting out. The spray bottle is a nice add on. My initial thoughts on the instructions were that they left something to be desired. However, my radish greens turned out fantastic because I followed the instructions. I will be buying a second kit soon so I can grow two batches at the same time.
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About RedBrickMicro
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Our basement microgreen grow room
Microgreen grower sharing the joy of growing with others!
I started growing microgreens in 2017 after being inspired by a YouTube video I had watched. I grew for my family for a while, and soon gained a few restaurant customers. A few turned into several, and pretty soon I was running a small business out of my basement.
As a surprise, I put together a growing kit for a friend who lives out of state and was really interested in microgreens. She loved it and started encouraging me to see if others might be interested in growing tiny plants too. And thus, my Etsy store was born.
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Should I grow inside or outside?
Inside is generally more predictable, and therefore an easier place to grow microgreens. All you need is somewhere relatively warm (60-80) and a sunny window. The more intense light they have, the thicker your stems will be, which is why grow lights are popular for people who grow a lot of microgreens. Outside works too, just be sure they don't dry out in the hot sun, get too cold at night, or have to endure strong winds.