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Where to buy microveg seeds
Ferdinand2000
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I see that the website has an article about planting Microveg seeds this month for winter.
I have some coming on well for over Christmas and New Year, but these are the leftovers from experiments earlier in the year.
So I need some more seeds for next year, and I reckon I need about 10g per sowing in a normal seed tray to get several veg portions each time (I am after about 200g of microveg from each tray-sowing). That is a lot - about 2-4 complete normal packets of seeds per sowing.
Can anyone recommend good sources for seeds to use for Microveg?
Two I am looking at are the wholesale side of Moles Seeds,
and Nature's Root on Amazon (these are sold as sprouting seeds, but I'll try doing them in trays).
I'm really trying to find prices of approx 20-40p per 10g.
I would welcome any comments on these two suppliers, and any other suggestions.
Pic is from about 10 days ago.
Cheers
Ferdinand
I have some coming on well for over Christmas and New Year, but these are the leftovers from experiments earlier in the year.
So I need some more seeds for next year, and I reckon I need about 10g per sowing in a normal seed tray to get several veg portions each time (I am after about 200g of microveg from each tray-sowing). That is a lot - about 2-4 complete normal packets of seeds per sowing.
Can anyone recommend good sources for seeds to use for Microveg?
Two I am looking at are the wholesale side of Moles Seeds,
and Nature's Root on Amazon (these are sold as sprouting seeds, but I'll try doing them in trays).
I'm really trying to find prices of approx 20-40p per 10g.
I would welcome any comments on these two suppliers, and any other suggestions.
Pic is from about 10 days ago.
Cheers
Ferdinand
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I have ordered a couple of trial packs from Nature's Root on Amazon (I have Prime), and will keep an eye on Moles for when I want an order big enough to get the free deliver.
I had not seen Otter Farm - will watch.
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