Speckled Pea Seed (Organic)

Speckled Pea Seed Highlights

• Germination: 2 to 3 days
• Soak: Yes, 6 to 8 hours
• Harvest: 10 to 16 days
• Flavor: Pea microgreens, shoots, and tendrils taste like fresh peas from the pod! They are crunchy raw and can be used raw in stir-fries, and you can also cook with them.
• Rich Nutrients: High in Vitamin C and A, calcium, iron, and fiber.

Speckled peas seeds are easy to grow into delicious greens. However, they have more leaves and are generally more tender and less fibrous than pea shoots grown from green pea seeds.

However, both taste great, and whether chopped or steamed, they taste like fresh peas from the pods.

These microgreens are vigorous growers once they get started. The pea plants root deeply, so deeper trays work best. However, we get three, sometimes four, cuttings from one planting in the Home Microgreens Tray.

The flavor is just like sweet garden peas! We prefer to chop the pea stems before adding them to a salad or cooked foods. You can also add them as they are to stir-fries or steam them.

Harvest pea microgreens in as few as 10-days, but I usually let them go much longer. If harvested correctly, you can get 2 or 3 cuttings from one planting. Harvest the upper portion of the pea plants for more tender greens and better re-growth.

Speckled Pea Seed Package Sizes

These speckled pea seeds are certified organic.

• The Home Microgreens tray seed packet weighs 38 grams (1.3-oz) and contains approximately 120 seeds.
• We also sell pea seeds in the following sizes packages.
• 4-ounce bag (use this for 1010 trays
• and in 1-pound bags.

How Much Seed Do You Need For Your Tray?

There’s no need for you to worry about how much seed you need if you use Home Microgreen planting trays or 1010 trays. Each seed packet has the correct number of seeds for a perfect tray of Pea shoots.

The peas should fill the tray surface but not be on top of each other.

Pea seeds will swell when soaked.

The seeding area of a Home Microgreen Tray is 37.5 square inches.

However, if you’re using a different planting tray, use the calculator in the article below to figure out how much seed you need.

Click this link to use the calculator: Home Microgreens Seed Density Calculator.