What's going on everyone? Welcome back to the Epic Gardening Podcast. Today we're talking about some uncommon microgreens you should consider growing.

And whether you're a commercial microgreen grower or you just want to grow it at home for fun,

I highly recommend growing some of these interesting greens.

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So W W.W. gardenermaker.com if you want to check that out. And with that, let's get into some odd or uncommon

micro-greens. Now, a lot of people like to grow radish, sunflower, arugla, peas, pea sprouts are a popular one, but there are a lot more

microgreens that you can grow.

A lot of people growing the uncommon

microgreens right now are growing them because they are commercial

growers and chefs are requesting some of these more uncommon

microgreens,

and because chefs want them,

and sometimes these seeds are either expensive per pound

or hard to find, that means that they can

command a higher price, and that's why some of these growers are growing

shezo and rarer types of basil like a dark opal basil but that's that's not to say that you

can't experiment with some of this stuff at home.

There are a lot of interesting micro-greens that I would recommend you give a try

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