Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds – Singapore
Untreated mustard, rocket and mizuna seed blend for growing fresh, peppery microgreens in Singapore. Fast-growing, colourful and easy to sow, Spicy Mix is ideal for producing flavourful microgreens at home or for cafés, restaurants and commercial growers.
Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds combine three members of the brassica family: mustard, rocket (arugula) and mizuna. Together they produce an attractive mixed crop with varied leaf shapes and a lively combination of peppery, mustard-like and mildly spicy flavours. Microgreens are typically ready to harvest approximately 8–14 days after sowing.
Well suited to Singapore’s urban growing environment, Spicy Mix microgreens can be produced indoors throughout the year using shallow trays, suitable growing media and relatively little space.
Spicy Mix Microgreen Seed Details
| Blend | Mustard, Rocket (Arugula) and Mizuna |
|---|---|
| Plant family | Brassicaceae |
| Seed treatment | Untreated |
| GMO status | GMO Free |
| Approx. seeds per gram | Approximately 300 |
| Pre-soak | Not required |
| Approx. sowing rate | Approximately 2.5–3.5 g per small punnet-sized tray; adjust according to tray dimensions |
| Growing medium | Soil, coir, hemp growing mats or other suitable microgreen media |
| Covered germination | Approximately 2–3 days |
| Typical harvest | Approximately 8–14 days |
| Fulfilment | Stocked and dispatched in Singapore |
Why Grow Spicy Mix Microgreens?
- Balanced blend of mustard, rocket and mizuna microgreen seeds.
- Fresh, peppery flavour with varying levels of mild mustard heat.
- Fast-growing crop, typically ready in approximately 8–14 days.
- Provides natural variation in flavour, leaf shape and appearance.
- Suitable for year-round indoor growing in Singapore.
- Ideal for balconies, apartments and other small growing spaces.
- No seed pre-soaking required.
- Untreated, GMO-free seed.
- Suitable for soil, coir and hemp growing mats.
How to Grow Spicy Mix Microgreens in Singapore
Spicy Mix microgreens can be grown indoors throughout the year in Singapore. For a small punnet-sized growing 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 3–4 cm of moist growing medium to a shallow tray and gently level the surface. Soil, coir and purpose-made hemp growing mats are suitable options. - Mix and sow evenly.
Gently mix or shake the seed before sowing if the different seed types have separated during storage. Spread the Spicy Mix seed evenly across the growing surface, avoiding heavy piles of overlapping seed. - Mist and cover.
Moisten the seeds and growing surface evenly using a fine spray, then cover the tray during the initial germination period. - Maintain moisture.
Keep the growing medium consistently moist but not waterlogged. Covered germination is typically approximately 2–3 days. - Introduce light.
Once germination is well established, remove the cover and place the seedlings under suitable natural or artificial growing light. Continue watering as required, preferably from the base once the crop is established. - Harvest.
Spicy Mix microgreens are commonly ready approximately 8–14 days after sowing. Cut the stems cleanly just above the growing medium when the overall crop has reached your preferred size and flavour intensity.
Flavour & Uses
Spicy Mix microgreens combine the distinctive flavours of mustard, rocket and mizuna. Mustard contributes characteristic mustard heat, rocket adds a sharper peppery flavour, while mizuna provides a milder mustard-like note that helps balance the mix.
Because this is a mixed crop, individual bites can vary slightly depending on the seedlings harvested, creating more flavour complexity than a single-variety microgreen crop.
Fresh Spicy Mix microgreens are particularly well suited to salads, sandwiches, wraps, burgers, rice paper rolls, noodles and grain bowls. They can also be scattered over savoury breakfasts, avocado dishes and soups, or used as a fresh garnish immediately before serving.
What’s in Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds?
Seedmart Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds contain a complementary mixture of mustard, rocket and mizuna selected to produce a fast-growing crop with varied flavour and appearance.
MicrogreenFlavourContribution to the MixMustardPeppery with distinctive mustard heatAdds spice and a stronger mustard flavourRocket / ArugulaPeppery and slightly sharpAdds the familiar peppery character of rocketMizunaMild, fresh and lightly mustard-likeBalances the stronger flavours and adds variety to the crop
Because Spicy Mix contains several seed types, some natural variation in germination speed, height, leaf shape and appearance should be expected. Gently mixing the seed before sowing helps distribute the different varieties more evenly throughout the tray.
Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds for Singapore
Growing Spicy Mix microgreens at home is an easy way to produce fresh, flavourful 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 mustard, rocket and mizuna makes Spicy Mix particularly useful for growers who want more flavour and variation than a tray containing a single microgreen variety.
This Singapore range is stocked locally, with seed dispatched within Singapore rather than individually shipped from Australia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds?
Seedmart Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds contain a mixture of mustard, rocket (also known as arugula) and mizuna. Together they produce a fresh, peppery and mildly spicy microgreen crop.
Can Spicy Mix microgreens be grown year-round in Singapore?
Yes. Spicy Mix can be produced indoors throughout the year with suitable light, ventilation and moisture management. In Singapore’s warm and humid conditions, take particular care to avoid excessive moisture and poor airflow.
How long do Spicy Mix microgreens take to grow?
Harvest is commonly approximately 8–14 days after sowing. Growing time varies according to temperature, light, moisture, growing medium and other growing conditions.
Do Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds need to be soaked?
No. The mustard, rocket and mizuna seeds in this blend do not normally require pre-soaking before sowing.
How much Spicy Mix seed should I sow?
Approximately 2.5–3.5 grams provides a useful starting sowing rate for a small punnet-sized growing tray. Adjust the amount according to the dimensions of your tray and preferred crop density.
How long should Spicy Mix microgreens remain covered?
A covered germination period of approximately 2–3 days provides a useful starting point. Once germination is well established and the seedlings are developing strongly, remove the cover and introduce the crop to suitable light.
Can I grow Spicy Mix microgreens without soil?
Yes. Spicy 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.
Why do the seedlings grow at slightly different rates?
Spicy Mix contains mustard, rocket and mizuna rather than a single seed variety. Some natural variation in germination speed, height, leaf shape and development is therefore expected. Harvest the tray when the overall mixed crop reaches your preferred stage.
Should I mix the seeds before sowing?
Yes. If the different seed types have separated during storage or transport, gently mixing or shaking the seed before sowing can help distribute mustard, rocket and mizuna more evenly throughout the tray.
Are Spicy Mix microgreens very hot?
The blend provides a noticeable peppery and mustard-like flavour rather than extreme heat. Mustard contributes the strongest heat, rocket adds peppery sharpness and mizuna provides a milder flavour that helps balance the mix.
Is this microgreen seed treated?
No. Seedmart Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds are supplied untreated for growing purposes.
Are Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds GMO free?
Yes. Seedmart Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds are supplied as GMO-free 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 Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds in Singapore?
Seedmart supplies Spicy Mix Microgreen Seeds online for customers in Singapore, with stock held and fulfilled locally in Singapore.
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