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Top 5 microgreens you can grow easily without soil

 
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If you’re thinking about growing microgreens at home, not all varieties perform the same.
Some are faster, easier, and much better tasting than others.
I recently shared a guide on the Top 5 microgreens you can grow easily indoors without using soil — quick to harvest, packed with flavor, and ideal even for small spaces.

If you’re looking for ideas on where to start (or which varieties are really worth it), you can check out the full video here:


 
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I've been happy with broccoli.  That's what I'm using lately.
 
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