Venus flytraps are bloodthirsty plants that add character and beauty to any garden. Plus, they aren’t as scary to care for as they seem. With the right environment, Venus flytraps can flourish in your home - so flies, beware!
Shiso microgreens are an uncommon but incredible addition to your culinary seed library! They can be eaten in just eight days. Rachel Garcia will explain our guide and all the elements of growing them.
Lemon balm microgreens add a lemony flavor to cocktails or various dishes. A relaxing lemon balm herbal tea has many nutrients that give you a boost. Our in-depth guide explains how to grow your own, and Rachel Garcia will walk you through the easy five steps to get it right.
The arrowroot plant is a lovely tropical variety, with tubers that make for a fiber-rich, gluten-free food source. It has lovely big leaves and is perfect for a wet part of the garden. Rachel Garcia shares the important growing tips for this perennial.
Parsley microgreens should be more popular because they're delicious! Although they may be smaller than fully grown herbs, they are more nutritious and packed with vitamins and minerals. Rachel Garcia explains the right way to grow these tiny treats in our guide.
Haworthia obtusa is also known as window haworthia or mini-aloe. These succulent plants are easy to grow if you have the right conditions. Rachel Garcia will guide you through these in-depth rules for growing these interesting succulents.
Endive microgreens have a lovely, slightly bitter flavor that goes well atop various dishes. They are a strong flavor and rich in vitamin C. Rachel Garcia will explain how to grow your own in a few simple steps.
There are many Haworthia succulent types, and we're listing our favorites here! Explore the world of Haworthia varieties with us.
Once you know how to grow fava bean microgreens, you'll never stop! Our guide reveals how to grow these crunchy, nutritious treats. Rachel Garcia will take you through the steps to get the best fava microgreens.
Faucaria tuberculosa is a fascinating little succulent that's often called pebbled tiger jaws or shark's jaws. Rachel Garcia looks at this curious succulent and explains all the growing tips needed to grow your own.
Anise microgreens have a zingy, licorice-like flavor that accents your dishes beautifully. Rachel Garcia will guide you through our top growing tips for getting the best out of anise seed and the best health benefits.
A close relative of the zebra plant, Haworthiopsis fasciata is known as little zebra. This extraordinary succulent is often grown as a houseplant or outdoors in warmer climates. Rachal Garcia reveals the top care tips for growing this succulent.