The amaranth microgreen is thin, feathery, and lovely. It has a vibrant red/pink color, which is why chefs love to garnish with these kinds of microgreens. One thing to keep in mind is that amaranth is light sensitive and grows at a slower rate. So, the blackout period must be extended by a few days to allow the plant to grow taller before exposing these types of microgreens to light. As a result, amaranth microgreen is a little difficult for beginners.

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Amaranth
Microgreens

2. The amaranth microgreen is thin,
feathery, and lovely. It has a
vibrant red/pink color, which is why
chefs love to garnish with these
kinds of microgreens.

3. "One thing to
keep in mind
is that
amaranth is
light sensitive
and grows at
a slower
rate."

4. The blackout period must
be extended by a few
days to allow the plant to
grow taller before
exposing these types of
microgreens to light. As a
result, amaranth
microgreen is a little
difficult for beginners.
Amaranth
Microgreens

5. These microgreens
Prevent Cancer and
Heart Related Disease.
High amount of Vitamin K,
Vitamin C, and many
Phytosterol

6. No
Common name
Amaranthus, Amaranth,
Red Garnet Microgreens
Pre Soak Time
Germination Time
Blackout Time
Harvest Time
No
2-3 Days
4-5 Days
8-10 Days

7. Flavor
Earthy Taste, Beet-like
Color
Lively Reddish Pink Stems,
Deep Red Leaves with a
Hint of Green

8. 0.6 oz
(10"X20" TRAY)
Seeding Rate

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