Spinach: Microgreens Seeds

Spinach microgreens are tender young shoots with a mild earthy taste and soft juicy texture. They have a fresher and slightly sweeter flavour than mature spinach leaves, making them a great choice for salads, sandwiches, wraps, omelets, smoothies, or everyday dishes like daal and paratha rolls.

These microgreens grow in about 10 to 14 days and produce slim pale stems with smooth bright green leaves. Unlike full-size spinach, which needs more space and time, spinach microgreens grow quickly in shallow trays, kitchen windows, or balcony corners with very little effort. They are also valued for their nutrients, including vitamins A, C, and K, along with antioxidants and minerals that support a healthy diet.

Benefits of Spinach Microgreens

• Mild Fresh Flavour: Softer and less earthy than mature spinach
• Quick Harvest: Ready in just 10 to 14 days from sowing
• Nutrient-Dense: Rich in vitamins A, C, and K plus antioxidants
• Versatile in Use: Great for salads, sandwiches, eggs, soups, and smoothies
• Easy Indoor Growth: Grows well in trays with filtered sunlight and simple care
  

Growing Spinach Microgreens

Tray Setup

• Use a shallow tray (1.5–2 inch depth) with drainage holes
• Fill with moist cocopeat or fine compost and level the surface

Seed Prep & Sowing

• Crack seeds lightly or soak for 4–6 hours to speed up sprouting
• Scatter seeds evenly without burying — press gently into the surface
• Cover with a newspaper or tray lid for the first 2–3 days

Light & Water

• Move to a bright, indirect light spot once seeds sprout
• Mist once or twice daily — just enough to keep the top layer moist
• Avoid direct sun and overwatering

Harvest

• Harvest when greens reach 2–3 inches and form the first true leaves (day 10–14)
• Snip just above the soil line and use fresh

Pair with Cocopeat for clean growing or Vermicompost for nutrient boost in trays.

FAQs – Spinach Microgreens

Do they taste like normal spinach?

Yes, but the flavour is milder, fresher, and more delicate than mature spinach leaves.

Do I need to soak the seeds?
Yes — soak them to improve germination.

Can I regrow after harvest?
No — they are harvested once. Compost the root mat and start a new batch.

Are they healthy to eat?

Yes, spinach microgreens are nutrient-rich and a good way to add fresh greens to daily meals.

Can I grow them in summer?
Yes — keep them in partial shade or indoors during peak heat.