When to Take Microgreens Out of the Blackout Period: Episode 029 of the Microgreens Podcast

When to Remove Microgreen Trays From The Blackout Period

Episode 029 of the Microgreens Podcast

When is the right time to take microgreen trays out of the blackout period?

It can be a tough decision.

In this episode of the Microgreens Podcast, I explain how to choose that time and what to do if you’re unsure.

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Links to Pages and Topics Discussed in Episode 29 of the Microgreens Podcast

Home Microgreen Article Directory

Article Directory for Home Microgreens
Home Microgreens Update Page

Articles on The Blackout Period and Germination

Microgreen Blackout Period – What Exactly Is It?
What is the Blackout Period for Microgreens: 2 Methods – Episode 011

The How to Germinate Microgreens Series

How to Germinate Microgreen Series

Here are the four articles in the series.
Weighted Blackout Method
Buried Blackout Method
Domed Blackout Method
Hybrid Blackout Method
Or you can click below to read more about germinating microgreens, including links to all four articles.

Read More on How to Start Microgreens

tray of broccoli microgreens

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About The Author

Todd

Todd is the founder of Home Microgreens & the Home Microgreens store. He also writes for several other websites, including MyViewFromTheWoods.com. Todd worked at a large farm market, garden & nursery center for 20 years. Somehow he snuck off to become a geologist and professor before coming back to his senses to write & lecture about microgreens and gardening. When not at the computer, he can be found in the garden, trout stream, or mountain trail with his new Springer Spaniel Caden.