MIZUNA
- Regular price
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$16.00 NZD - Regular price
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$16.00 NZD - Sale price
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$16.00 NZD
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Description
Mild peppery, slightly spicy flavour.
Mizuna (aka Japanese Mustard) has a mild flavour. Use micro-mizuna as garnish for meat or raw fish dishes like sashimi. It can also be used as a milder substitute for mustard in micro salads and a great topping for pasta dishes, soups, stews and pizzas.
Rich in antioxidants, and high in vitamins K, A and C
GROW INFORMATION:
Looking for a Grow Kit? You can find them here
Delivery
Urban NZ Addresses: FREE SHIPPING over $20
Rural NZ addresses: $4.50 flat rate
All orders are couriered and should arrive within 1-3 working days (rural deliveries can take up to 5 working days). The tracking number will be emailed to you once your order has been dispatched.
We only ship within NZ - if you want to ship to Australia, please order via our Australian website.
FAQs
What is the optimum growing temperature?
Microgreens can be grown indoors all year round and temperature plays a major role in how quickly microgreens grow.
Generally, between 18–24 degrees celcius is optimal.
Below 12 degrees and the microgreens will struggle to germinate and above 25 degrees they're may get too hot and start "cooking" the seeds.
Do the microgreens re-grow once harvested?
Each seedmat is single-use and will not re-grow once harvested. When you have finished a mat, you'll need to start a new seedmat.
Pod tip: you can throw the used mat into your garden and you'll soon find vegetables will start popping up from the slower growing seeds!
Can I use my own seeds?
Our seedmats come pre-loaded with over 440 microgreen seeds per mat as well as a touch of plant nutrients to help them grow lush and tasty. Because they are already seeded, you can't currently use your own seeds.
However, we are working on a growing medium which will allow you to do this - so watch this space!
Are your microgreen seeds organic?
Currently, the Rocket and the Broccoli are the only certified organic seed variety. All the other seed varieties are untreated and non-GMO.
