Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds – Singapore
Untreated mixed brassica seed blend for growing colourful, fresh microgreens in Singapore. Fast-growing, easy to sow and ideal for producing a varied crop of tender microgreens from a single seed mix.
Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds contain a blend of brassica seeds selected to produce young greens with varied colours, textures and mild to gently peppery flavours. The mix can produce attractive shades of green, red, purple, pink and white, creating greater visual and flavour variation than a single-variety microgreen crop. Microgreens are typically ready to harvest approximately 8–14 days after sowing.
Well suited to Singapore’s urban growing environment, Salad Mix microgreens can be produced indoors throughout the year using shallow trays, suitable growing media and relatively little space.
Salad Mix Microgreen Seed Details
| Seed mix | Mixed brassica microgreen seeds |
|---|---|
| Seed treatment | Untreated / no chemical treatment |
| GMO status | Non-GMO seeds |
| Approx. seeds per gram | Approximately 300 seeds |
| Pre-soak | Not required |
| Approx. sowing rate | Approximately 2.5–3.5 g per small punnet-sized tray |
| Growing medium | Soil, coir, hemp growing mats or other suitable microgreen media |
| Typical harvest | Approximately 8–14 days |
| Colour | Mixed green, red, purple, pink and white tones |
| Flavour | Fresh, mild and gently peppery |
| Fulfilment | Stocked and dispatched in Singapore |
Why Grow Salad Mix Microgreens?
- Colourful blend of mixed brassica microgreens in one convenient seed mix.
- Produces varied shades of green, red, purple, pink and white.
- Fresh, balanced flavour ranging from mild and leafy to gently peppery.
- Fast-growing crop, typically ready in approximately 8–14 days.
- Suitable for year-round indoor growing in Singapore.
- Ideal for balconies, apartments and other small growing spaces.
- No seed pre-soaking required.
- Untreated, non-GMO seed blend.
- Suitable for soil, coir and hemp growing mats.
How to Grow Salad Mix Microgreens in Singapore
Salad Mix microgreens can be grown indoors throughout the year in Singapore. For a small punnet-sized microgreen tray, approximately 2.5–3.5 grams of seed provides a useful starting sowing rate. Adjust the quantity according to the dimensions of your tray, growing medium and preferred crop density.
- Prepare the tray.
Add approximately 2–3 cm of moist growing medium to a shallow tray and gently level the surface. Quality soil, coir and purpose-made hemp growing mats are suitable options. - Sow evenly.
Spread the Salad Mix seeds as evenly as possible across the growing surface. Because the blend contains different brassica seeds, aim for consistent coverage rather than allowing seed to collect heavily in individual areas. - Mist thoroughly.
Use a fine spray to moisten the seeds and growing surface evenly. The growing medium should be moist but not saturated. - Cover during early germination.
Cover the seeded tray with another tray or a suitable blackout cover while the seeds germinate and begin pushing upwards. - Maintain even moisture.
Check the tray regularly and water as required to keep the growing medium evenly moist. Avoid allowing the crop to dry out, but do not leave the growing medium persistently waterlogged. - Introduce light.
Once the seedlings are established and approximately 3 cm tall, remove the cover and provide suitable natural or artificial growing light. - Continue watering carefully.
Maintain consistent moisture as the crop develops. Once the roots are established, bottom watering can help reduce excess moisture around the stems and leaves. - Harvest.
Salad Mix microgreens are commonly ready approximately 8–14 days after sowing. Because the blend contains different brassica seeds, individual seedlings may vary slightly in size and development. Harvest when the overall crop has reached your preferred stage, cutting approximately 1–2 cm above the growing medium using clean scissors or a suitable harvesting knife.
Colour, Flavour & Uses
Salad Mix microgreens produce a varied crop with green, red, purple, pink and white tones. Because the mix contains different brassica seeds, individual seedlings naturally vary in colour, height, leaf shape and texture.
The flavour is fresh and balanced, with individual seedlings ranging from mild and leafy to gently peppery. This provides more flavour variation than a tray containing a single microgreen variety without the stronger heat associated with dedicated mustard or spicy radish crops.
Harvested Salad Mix microgreens can be used fresh in salads, sandwiches, wraps, burgers and grain bowls. Their varied colours and textures also make them particularly useful as a fresh garnish for restaurant, café and catering dishes.
A Colourful Mixed Microgreen Crop
Salad Mix is designed for growers who want the diversity of several brassica microgreens without growing separate trays of individual varieties. A single sowing produces a naturally varied crop containing different colours, leaf shapes, textures and flavour intensities.
Because this is a mixed seed blend, some variation in germination speed, plant height and leaf development is normal. Distributing the seed carefully across the growing surface and maintaining consistent light and moisture will help produce a more even overall crop.
Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds for Singapore
Growing Salad Mix microgreens at home is an easy way to produce colourful fresh greens in a small space. The blend can be grown in shallow trays on a balcony or in a suitable indoor growing area with adequate light and ventilation.
The combination of varied colours, textures and mild-to-peppery flavours makes Salad Mix particularly useful for salads and garnishes, while also providing home growers with several microgreen characteristics from a single tray.
This Singapore range is stocked locally, with seed dispatched within Singapore rather than individually shipped from Australia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Salad Mix microgreens?
Salad Mix microgreens are grown from a blend of brassica seeds rather than a single microgreen variety. The resulting crop contains young seedlings with different colours, leaf shapes, textures and flavours.
What varieties are in the Salad Mix?
Seedmart Salad Mix is supplied as a mixed brassica microgreen seed blend. The product is designed to provide a mixture of colours, textures and complementary flavours within a single crop.
Can Salad Mix microgreens be grown year-round in Singapore?
Yes. Salad Mix can be grown indoors throughout the year where suitable light, moisture and ventilation are provided. In Singapore’s warm and humid conditions, pay particular attention to airflow, drainage and avoiding excessive moisture.
How long do Salad Mix microgreens take to grow?
Salad Mix microgreens are commonly ready for harvest approximately 8–14 days after sowing. Individual seedlings within the mix can develop at slightly different rates, and harvest timing also varies according to temperature, light, moisture and other growing conditions.
Do Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds need to be soaked?
No. Salad Mix seeds do not normally require pre-soaking before sowing.
How much Salad Mix seed should I sow?
Approximately 2.5–3.5 grams provides a useful starting sowing rate for a small punnet-sized microgreen tray. Adjust the amount according to the dimensions of your tray and preferred crop density.
How many Salad Mix seeds are there per gram?
There are approximately 300 seeds per gram. Because this is a mixed seed blend and individual seed sizes vary, this figure should be treated as an approximate guide.
Can I grow Salad Mix microgreens without soil?
Yes. Salad Mix can be grown using suitable soilless media such as coir or purpose-made hemp growing mats. The growing medium should retain adequate moisture while allowing suitable drainage and airflow.
Do Salad Mix microgreens need light?
The seeds can begin germinating during an initial covered period. Once the seedlings are established and pushing upwards, expose the tray to suitable natural or artificial growing light so the developing leaves can colour and grow properly.
What do Salad Mix microgreens taste like?
Salad Mix has a balanced, fresh flavour. Because it contains mixed brassica seeds, individual seedlings can range from mild and leafy to gently peppery, providing more flavour variation than a single-variety microgreen crop.
Why are the seedlings different colours and sizes?
Some variation is normal. Salad Mix contains different brassica seeds, so individual seedlings can differ in germination speed, height, colour, texture and leaf development. This natural variation is one of the main characteristics of the mix.
Is this microgreen seed treated?
No. Seedmart Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds are supplied untreated with no chemical seed treatment.
Are Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds non-GMO?
Yes. Seedmart Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds are supplied as non-GMO seed.
Where are Singapore orders dispatched from?
This product is stocked and dispatched locally in Singapore.
Is this product shipped from Australia?
No. Although orders are placed through the Seedmart Australia website, this product is held in Singapore and Singapore orders are packed and dispatched locally.
Where can I buy Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds in Singapore?
Seedmart supplies Salad Mix Microgreen Seeds online for customers in Singapore, with stock held and fulfilled locally in Singapore.
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