• Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
  • Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
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Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)

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Grow fresh basil microgreens at home in just 7–10 days. Aromatic, tender and easy to grow, these microgreens are perfect for adding fresh flavour and a vibrant touch to salads, sandwiches, pasta and everyday meals.

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About Product
Bring fresh basil flavour to your plate in days.

Basil microgreens are young, tender greens with a fresh, aromatic flavour and delicate texture. They are easy to grow in small trays, making them a great choice for home kitchens, balconies and indoor growing spaces.

Bombay Seeds Basil Microgreen Seeds are selected for reliable germination and quick growth. With the right moisture, airflow and light, you can enjoy freshly grown basil microgreens in just 7–10 days.

Add them to salads, sandwiches, wraps, soups, pasta or use them as a fresh garnish for everyday meals.

Small tray. Fresh greens. Big flavour. 🌱
Key Benefits

t🏠 Home & kitchen gardening
🌱 First-time microgreen growers
🥗 Fresh salads & garnishing
🍝 Pasta, sandwiches & wraps
🌿 Balcony & indoor growing
👨‍🍳 Home cooks and food enthusiasts
How to Use?

Step 1 — Prepare the Tray
Fill a shallow growing tray with moist cocopeat or another suitable growing medium.

Step 2 — Sow the Seeds
Spread Basil Microgreen Seeds evenly across the surface. Avoid heavy overlapping.

Step 3 — Mist Gently
Press the seeds lightly into the medium and mist thoroughly using a spray bottle.

Step 4 — Cover & Germinate
Cover the tray and keep it away from direct light for around 2–3 days to encourage germination.

Step 5 — Give Light & Air
Once seedlings emerge, uncover the tray and place it in a spot with good indirect sunlight and airflow. Keep the growing medium lightly moist.

Step 6 — Ready to Harvest
Allow the greens to develop. Under suitable conditions, basil microgreens can be harvested in around 7–10 days.
Growing Requirements

🌱 Growing Medium
Cocopeat or a clean, suitable growing medium

💧 Water
Regular gentle misting; keep medium moist, not soggy

☀️ Light
Bright indirect sunlight after germination

🌬️ Airflow
Good ventilation helps maintain a healthy growing environment

🌡️ Environment
Warm, clean and well-ventilated growing space

⏱️ Growing Time
Approximately 7–10 days under suitable conditions
How to Harvest?

1) Harvest when the basil microgreens are well-developed and ready to use.
2) Use clean, sharp scissors to cut the greens just above the growing medium.
3) Harvest only what you need for the freshest flavour.
4) Gently clean and use fresh in salads, sandwiches, pasta or as a garnish.

Tip: Harvesting in the morning can help you enjoy fresh, crisp microgreens straight from your tray.
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Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)
Basil Microgreen Seeds (50g)

Can I grow basil microgreens without soil?

Yes. Basil microgreens can be grown in cocopeat or other suitable growing mediums, so you don't need a traditional garden.
How long do Basil Microgreens take to grow?

With suitable growing conditions, they can be ready to harvest in approximately 7–10 days.
Can I grow them indoors?

Yes. You can grow basil microgreens indoors in a clean tray, provided they receive sufficient bright indirect light and good airflow.
Where can I use Basil Microgreens?

They work well as a fresh topping for salads, sandwiches, wraps, pasta, soups and other everyday dishes.
Do I need a garden to grow them?

Not at all. A small space in your kitchen, windowsill or balcony can be enough to get started.