Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds

Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds

Untreated mixed brassica seed blend for commercial microgreen production. Salad Mix produces a varied crop of fresh microgreens with different green, red, purple, pink and pale tones, together with a balanced range of mild to gently peppery brassica flavours. The blend provides colour, texture and flavour variation from a single sowing, making it a practical option for microgreen farms, market gardeners and growers supplying restaurants, retailers and fresh produce customers.

Salad Mix microgreens are commonly harvested approximately 8–14 days after sowing, depending on the growing system, conditions and preferred harvest stage. Because the product contains a mixture of brassica seeds, some natural variation in germination speed, height, colour and leaf development should be expected. The mix can be grown in standard production trays using soil, coir, hemp growing mats or another suitable microgreen medium.

Salad Mix Microgreen Seed Details

Why Grow Salad Mix Microgreens?

Growing Salad Mix Microgreens for Commercial Harvest

Use approximately 20–25 g of seed per standard 10 × 20 inch tray as an initial trial range. Fine-tune the rate for your tray dimensions, growing medium, airflow and preferred crop density. Because Salad Mix contains brassica seeds of different sizes, aim for even distribution across the tray rather than allowing individual seed types to collect heavily in particular areas.

1. Prepare trays. Fill with an evenly moistened growing medium, or prepare your chosen growing mat according to the manufacturer’s directions.
2. Mix and sow evenly. Gently mix the seed before sowing if required, then distribute it as evenly as possible across the growing surface. Pre-soaking is not required.
3. Cover for germination. Mist the seeds and growing surface, then cover or stack trays according to your production method while germination begins.
4. Manage moisture. Keep the growing medium evenly moist without leaving it waterlogged. Individual varieties within the blend may emerge at slightly different rates.
5. Provide light and airflow. Once the seedlings are established, remove the cover and provide suitable natural or artificial light. Maintain good ventilation and monitor moisture closely.
6. Harvest the overall crop. Cut above the growing medium when the tray has reached the preferred overall harvest stage, commonly around 8–14 days after sowing. Some natural variation in seedling height and development is normal in a mixed crop.

Colour, Flavour & Culinary Uses

Salad Mix microgreens produce a naturally varied crop with green, red, purple, pink and pale tones. Individual seedlings can differ in stem colour, cotyledon colour, leaf shape, height and texture, giving the harvested crop more visual variation than a single-variety microgreen.

The flavour is fresh and balanced, with individual seedlings ranging from mild and leafy to gently peppery. This makes Salad Mix particularly versatile for restaurant and café use, providing flavour without the stronger heat associated with dedicated mustard or spicy radish crops.

Use Salad Mix microgreens as a colourful finishing garnish on plated dishes or as a fresh addition to salads, sandwiches, wraps, burgers, grain bowls and mixed fresh produce packs.

Supply for Singapore and International Growers

Seedmart supplies microgreen seed to commercial growers, market gardeners and produce businesses. This product is stocked and packed in Singapore and may be supplied to other countries where shipping and import conditions allow. International order requirements vary by destination and quantity; contact us for bulk orders or export enquiries.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Salad Mix microgreens?

Salad Mix microgreens are grown from a blend of brassica seeds rather than a single variety. The resulting crop contains young seedlings with different colours, leaf shapes, textures and flavour intensities.

What varieties are in the Salad Mix?

Seedmart Salad Mix is supplied as a mixed brassica microgreen seed blend. The mix is designed to provide complementary colours, textures and flavours within a single crop. As a mixed agricultural seed product, the precise appearance and proportions of individual components can vary between batches.

How long do Salad Mix microgreens take to grow?

They are commonly harvested approximately 8–14 days after sowing. Because the blend contains different brassica seeds, individual seedlings may develop at slightly different rates. Temperature, light, moisture and preferred harvest size also affect crop timing.

How much seed should I sow per tray?

Approximately 20–25 g per standard 10 × 20 inch tray is a practical initial trial range. Because this is a mixed seed blend, fine-tune the rate according to your seed batch, growing medium, tray dimensions and preferred crop density.

Does Salad Mix seed need to be soaked?

No. Pre-soaking is not required for this mixed brassica microgreen seed blend.

Why are the seedlings different colours and sizes?

This is a normal characteristic of the product. Salad Mix contains different brassica seeds, so individual seedlings naturally vary in colour, stem and leaf shape, height and development rate.

Can I grow Salad Mix microgreens without soil?

Yes. Suitable soilless media include coir and purpose-made hemp growing mats. Whichever medium is used should provide adequate moisture retention, drainage and support for the developing roots.

Is the seed treated?

No. Seedmart Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds are supplied untreated with no chemical seed treatment.

How many Salad Mix seeds are there per gram?

There are approximately 300 seeds per gram. Because the product contains different brassica seeds with different seed sizes, this figure should be treated as an approximate guide rather than an exact seed count.

Do you supply growers outside Singapore?

Yes. Seedmart can supply eligible international destinations, subject to the destination country’s import requirements and the documentation needed for the order. Contact us with your country and required quantity so we can assess the available shipping pathway.