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Ocimum basilicun L, alias orchid, hairy basil, sweet basil, nine-story tower, etc., is an annual herb of the Lamiaceae Ocimum. Now let’s talk about how to cultivate basil without soil. 1. Soaking seeds Seedlings are generally seeded with seedlings, and seeds are soaked prior to sowing. First add cold water and a thermometer to the beaker, then slowly add hot water to stir and observe the temperature, stop adding water at about  50 °C . Put the seeds into the beaker and stir well to make the seeds evenly heated. When the temperature drops, continue to add hot water to maintain the temperature for 15 min, naturally cool, and continue to soak the seeds to make the seeds absorb water. After soaking seeds, there will be a layer of sticky material on the surface of the seed, which will be easily rotted during the germination process. Therefore, the seeds should be rinsed repeatedly with water to remove the surface mucus. Then place the seeds in a gauze bag, rinse the wate...

Microgreens are more and more popular now, and there are many microgreens recipes on the internet. Can we grow microgreens ourselves? The answer is yes and the the microgreens benefits are great. What are Microgreens ? Microgreens are nutrient-packed superfoods with several key health and educational benefits. Despite the unique name, a “microgreens” is actually a broader term for several common vegetables and herbs, just grown and eaten differently than what you might think. Microgreens seeds are planted very close together in trays. They are grown and havested much quicker, so their small roots don’t require much space. Radishes for example, are ready to harvest in about 7 days, whereas sunflowers and peas make take 10-14 days to be ready. Instead of eating the fruit of the plant, the tender stem and first leaves are eaten. If allowed to continue to grow leaves are eaten. If allowed to continue to grow, these microgreens would eventually mature into the vegetables you...