Hi Jonah! Do you have a video on certification/licensing with respect to commercial growth/selling of microgreens? Also, if I am growing them in my home, and hope to sell them to whomever, do I need anything for that?
Every city, town, state and country will have different requirements for this so it was be very difficult to provide this kind of advise. Form my experience in the US and Canada most places don't require licenses but there are some that do.
18 hours of light? In nature isn't it 12 hours max or at least where I'm from (India)? Why 18 hours of light is necessary? Is it to get more yield? Won't it stress the plant?
The lights are not as strong as the sun so 18 hours giving much better yields and quality than 12 hours. There are many places that have much more than 12 hours of lights so the vast majority of plants have adapted to longer photo periods
Thanks for sharing your videos with us today 👍
Thanks for the info. The best advice I’ve heard about MG
Really appreciate that!
Thanks am starting up my microgreens business.
What about putting them in the dishwasher?
Do you recommend using growing mats for someone who is growing in an unfinished basement or cooler environment or only adding heaters?
Heating mats will definitely make a big difference in a cooler environment, but they can be quite expensive when growing more than a few trays
Best place to buy trays in Canada?
Either bootstrap farmer or indoor farmer for smaller purchases
Hi Jonah! Do you have a video on certification/licensing with respect to commercial growth/selling of microgreens? Also, if I am growing them in my home, and hope to sell them to whomever, do I need anything for that?
Every city, town, state and country will have different requirements for this so it was be very difficult to provide this kind of advise. Form my experience in the US and Canada most places don't require licenses but there are some that do.
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18 hours of light? In nature isn't it 12 hours max or at least where I'm from (India)? Why 18 hours of light is necessary? Is it to get more yield? Won't it stress the plant?
The lights are not as strong as the sun so 18 hours giving much better yields and quality than 12 hours. There are many places that have much more than 12 hours of lights so the vast majority of plants have adapted to longer photo periods
@@microgreensconsulting Right! I'm comparing the artificial light to the sun. Thank you for the clarification...