We grow nutrient-rich microgreens in Canberra using sustainable, spray-free methods that protect both people and planet. Our controlled environment allows us to harvest fresh greens year-round - no pesticides, minimal food miles, no compromise. Just real food.
All our greens are grown in Canberra
No pesticides or fungicides
micro-size, macro flavour
Our micro-mixes stay fresh for 10-14 days from the date of harvest. Be sure to store them in the refrigerator and keep the lid on tight to keep them from wilting.
Use them anywhere you’d add fresh greens or herbs - on eggs, sandwiches, salads, bowls, or any dish just before serving. We don't recommend heating or cooking microgreens into dishes. Add instant colour, texture, and flavour to any meal!
We’re not certified organic, but everything we grow is 100% spray and chemical-free.
We focus on clean growing methods that keep your food as close to nature as possible.
Our microgreens are grown using high-quality soil made specifically for microgreens, and filtered UV treated rainwater. No corner cutting or mystery liquid fertilisers to enhance yields.
Our packaging is home compostable and curb-side recyclable in Australia. Simply tear the kraft container up into smaller pieces before adding to your compost bin. The lid is made from plastic and will need to be put in your curb-side yellow recycling bin.
Why use plastic instead of PLA (plant made plastics)?
We don't believe Australia has the infrastructure to support and process PLA plastics yet. PLA plastics are not recyclable and require a special high temperature composting facility to break down the plant material. PLA plastics that are incorrectly recycled pollute the recycling system that degrades the quality of recycled plastic resulting in additional landfill.
All our microgreens are grown to order. This ensures we're not growing anything that isn't needed.
Our packaging is home compostable and curb-side recyclable in Australia. Simply tear the kraft container up into smaller pieces before adding to your compost bin. The lid is made from plastic and will need to be put in your curb-side yellow recycling bin.
Why use plastic instead of PLA (plant made plastics)? We don't believe Australia has the infrastructure to support and process PLA plastics yet. PLA plastics are not recyclable and require a special high temperature composting facility to break down the plant material. that are incorrectly put in the recycling system will pollute
Every spot in our grow room is assigned to a different customer. Each batch of microgreens takes between 10 - 14 days to grow. By growing to order we're able to minimise waste and keep our costs and prices low.
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