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Heimgart is a special indoor farming system geared towards growing microgreens. Water it once, and with no earth whatsoever, after just a few days the first shoots begin to sprout.
The Starter Kit includes everything needed to begin: a porcelain bowl from Seltmann Weiden, a stainless steel insert and two additional bio-certified seed pads of garden cress and rocket.
Note: Please harvest and enjoy the fully grown microgreens within a few days. Since it is young seedlings and not sprouts, only eat above the root.
The porcelain bowl and the stainless steel insert are dishwasher safe and can be used permanently. The seed pads can be composted or disposed of in organic waste.
Contents: 1x porcelain dish, 2x bio-certified seed pads incl. growing covers, instructions
Size: 17.6 x 13.4 x 6 cm
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x 1 seed pad for Heimgart sprouting bowl.
Radish microgreens have a hot, intense flavour and are rich in vitamins and minerals.
The crop yield of the radish seed pads amounts to an average of 40 grams per pad. That means one full sprouting bowl filled with 2 pads has an average yield of 80 grams.
Broccoli microgreens have a fresh, mild flavour and are rich in vitamins and minerals.
The crop yield of the broccoli seed pads amounts to an average of 30 grams per seed pad. That means one full sprouting bowl filled with 2 pads has an average yield of 60 grams.
Red cabbage microgreens have a lovely, aromatic flavour and are rich in vitamins and minerals.
The crop yield of the red cabbage seed pads amounts to an average of 25 grams per seed pad. That means one full sprouting bowl filled with 2 pads has an average yield of 50 grams.
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Haws watering can in copper 700ml (1 pint)
The indoor copper Pot Waterer comes with a slash cut spout, making it ideal for direct and drip free watering of potted plants. Handcrafted from solid copper, in a 100 year old classic shape. Not only is this product extremely practical for the home, conservatory or greenhouse... it also makes a beautiful display piece a firm favourite with interior designers.
1 Pint (0.7Litre) Capacity
Slash Cut Spout
Lightweight - easy to carry
Delivered in a tough, Haws printed box.
€3.50
The name ‘Nepeta’ is derived from the Etrurian city of Neptic, where, historically, this catnip plant is thought to have grown extensively.
In France, where catnip is called herbe aux chats, it was used to make tea, prior to the arrival of Chinese teas. Nowadays, the most well-known use of catnip is as a attractant for cats. It’s the nepetalactone compound that our furry friends are drawn to – it has strong behavioural effects across the cat family.
It’s a little-known fact, however, that only two-thirds of cats are sensitive to catnip. The other third simply don’t enjoy those strange rubbing, rolling pawing, licking and chewing behaviours often seen in catnip-loving felines. What a pity for them!
€3.50
Roman Chamomile is a perennial, small and creeping plant with daisy-like flowers. The plant has a wonderful, sweet, fruity scent and is commonly used to make herbal infusions for medicinal uses.
While it is probably the most popular and well-known therapeutic plant, chamomile is also a popular ingredient in a number of magical rituals. When it comes to deities, chamomile is linked to Cernunnos, Ra, Helios, and other sun gods. At the same time, the Vikings had a more practical use for chamomile, adding it to their hair shampoos to aid in the lightening of blond hair.
In a number of folk magic traditions, particularly those of the American south, chamomile is known as a lucky flower and, if you're a gambler, washing your hands in chamomile tea will ensure good luck at the gaming tables.
€3.50
Quedlinburger Niederliegende is higher in essential-oil content than other lemon balms. The list of reasons to love and grow lemon balm is endless – it has culinary, cosmetic and medicinal values, and a beautiful lemon scent.
The tongue-twister of a name hails from the town of Quedlinburg, which sits just north of the Harz mountains in Germany’s Saxony-Anhalt region.
Meanwhile, ‘Niederliegende’ can be translated from German as ‘procumbent’, a botanical adjective meaning ‘growing along the ground without setting roots forth’. This easy-to-grow perennial belongs in every garden!
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