Don't give up on growing vegetables, even if you have little space available. We know that not everyone has a garden or a balcony to cultivate a vegetable garden, but sometimes a window sill and a window are enough, where you can grow sprouts and salads. Yours will be a small vegetable garden, with a precious crop, rich in nutrients.
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Don't give up on growing vegetables, even if you have little space available. We know that not everyone has a garden or a balcony where grow vegetables, but sometimes a window sill and a window can be enough window, where you can take care of sprouts and salads. Yours will be a small vegetable garden, with a precious crop, rich in nutrients.
It is a practicable solution all year round, but especially useful in winter, when temperatures drop and seedlings need protection from the cold. So you will not have to give up cultivating your garden even in the bad weather periods of the year.
Sprouts and salads, such as lamb's lettuce, rocket salad, and cut lettuce, need light to develop. Hence the idea of placing ad hoc containers near the window and creating a do-it-yourself kit to cultivate the vegetable garden in very small spaces.
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the kit Micro Greenz just launched on Kickstarter and includes everything you need to grow a small garden by the window. Micro Greenz includes seeds to grow in just 10 days to obtain crunchy sprouts and salads, to enrich your dishes with nutrients and flavor.
The kits offer soil, supports with suction cups to apply to the windows, ceramic trays and containers in recycled coconut fiber for cultivation, seeds to immediately start your indoor garden. Who will contribute to the crowdfunding to support the project with at least $ 30 he will receive one of the first Micro Greenz kits for the miniature garden. The idea is also designed for those who are convinced they do not have a green thumb. The project is so simple and the instructions so intuitive that everyone will change their mind. A nice idea to imitate, don't you think?
Follow the evolution of the Micro Greenz project on Kickstarter.
Marta Albè
Photo source: livemulch.com/microgreenz
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