Grow beautiful baby chard microgreens!
Must be grown in soil as a microgreen not a sprout.
Can be challenging to grow and not recommended for beginners.
An excellent source of vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin A (in the form of beta-carotene) and the mineral manganese, and a good source of the mineral zinc, Swiss chard offers an outstanding variety of conventional antioxidants. With its very good supply of calcium and its excellent supply of magnesium and vitamin K, chard provides standout bone support.
Customers most agreed on the following:
I found Swiss chart the hardest to get satisfying results. It seemed germination rate was only about 50%. I think I will use the remainder of my seed in my growing pots on my back deck. Fresh chard leaves in my summer salads will be most enjoyable.
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I found Swiss chart the hardest to get satisfying results. It seemed germination rate was only about 50%. I think I will use the remainder of my seed in my growing pots on my back deck. Fresh chard leaves in my summer salads will be most enjoyable.