Delivery
Orders over $20 get FREE delivery! For orders below $20, there’s a $5 delivery charge.
We hand-deliver each order to your doorstep, carefully and nicely packing them in a clam shell container inside a secure paper bag.
In hot (25°C) or freezing (-5°C) weather, an insulated cooler or bag is needed to keep your microgreens just right! Simply leave an insulated cooler or bag out and we will drop off your fresh living foods to your doorstep.
Apologies, at the moment we’re exclusively delivering our Microgreens to Richmond Hill or Markham. Don’t worry though, we’ll soon be expanding to cover more areas!
Should you have any requests, please don’t hesitate to contact us on WhatsApp!
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We aim for harvest and delivery every Friday. If Friday gets too busy, no sweat! Your Microgreens will arrive the next day, Saturday.
Should you have any requests, please don’t hesitate to contact us on WhatsApp!
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We aim for harvest day, every Friday morning between 8am to 10am, deliveries are usually made between 11am to 5pm. Can’t make it on Friday? We’ll ensure you receive your order the following day.
Simply leave out an insulated cooler or bag, and we’ll pop your order in there, keeping your microgreens safe from extreme temps! Just Whatsapp to let us know about the bag at your door.
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Products
We avoid using pesticides or potentially contaminated soil, and we only use organic, non-GMO seeds. We’re committed to bringing you the purest, most wholesome microgreens possible.
Store them in our clamshell container in the fridge at 1-3°C (35-38°F), ensuring it’s tightly sealed. They’ll usually stay fresh for a week or even longer!
Microgreens generally require 7 to 14 days to grow from seed to harvest, with timing varying based on the seed type and specific microgreen variety.
Freezing might change their texture and taste, so it’s best to enjoy them fresh!
You can toss them into salads, pop them into sandwiches, stir them into soups, make juice/smoothies, or sprinkle them over dishes to level up the flavor game!
Generally, they’re safe eats! Just make sure they’re grown and handled in a clean environment to keep them squeaky clean.
Some microgreens from families like mustard or brassicas could cause allergic reactions in people with corresponding allergies. It’s a good idea to chat with your doctor for more info.
Absolutely! Microgreens are generally safe for your furry friends like dogs and cats. They’re not harmful at all and can actually be quite helpful. They may even assist in digestion and provide important nutrients that are really good for your pet’s health.
Wheatgrass, known as cat grass, is safe for cats and may aid digestion. It offers vitamins, minerals, and a chewy delight for many cats. Introduce gradually and watch for any tummy troubles. If unsure.
- Appearance: Look like fine, white, fuzzy strands clustered around the roots.
- Location: Found right at the roots, where they meet the soil or growing medium.
- Texture: Soft and delicate to the touch.
- Behavior: Often appear when the plants are thirsty and tend to fade away after watering.
- Appearance: Looks like thick, cottony patches that can be white, gray, or green, and may remind you of a spider web.
- Location: Can show up on any part of the plant, including the stems, leaves, and soil.
- Texture: Feels dense and woolly, almost like cotton.
- Smell: Often has a musty odor that’s easy to recognize.
✨ Key Difference: Root hairs are normal and appear only at the roots, while mold can spread anywhere and often comes with an unpleasant smell.