How to Grow Radish Microgreens at Home Without Soil | Easy Silicone & 7x14 Tray Kit Method

🌱 We're back with our first YouTube video in over 1-year!!! In today's video we share with you how we grow Radish Microgreens on our Silicone Reusable Grow Medium, specifically grown using our Tray Kit that we sell. This tray kit is linked below!|

We are happy to be back, and soon we'll have more new Microgreen videos!! Thank you everyone for your support and patience.

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[OnTheGrow]

❤ Hello everyone! We wanted to say thank you for all of your support, as well as patience. We are so excited to put out new content and hope that you enjoy it. We have more videos coming very soon, happy growing!! 🌱🌱🌱

[ninadunham]

These kits look absolutely amazing, and I do plan on purchasing some! As a single person who mostly just feeds myself, I wish there was also a half tray size made, and sold. In the perfect world, I like to start new batches every 2 to 3 days to keep them as fresh as possible. For people who like to grow multiple types of sprouts at the same time, I think a smaller size would be popular.

[danvoelker]

the impact you've made on such a large audience deserves a reward in my books! Keep up the great work you 2. <3

[seanwelding]

You're finally back! Yay!

Appreciate the information on the new method, it's always interesting to see different methods and processes for growing.

Hope to see more videos from you both again moving forward if you enjoy making them still.

[pelhammyburgh]

Welcome back. Your channel has provided so much insight and helped me start my own microgreen business

[devp]

It’s soooo great to see you back 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Looking forward to your new videos.

[MadBikesUK]

So glad you guys are back - I just found your channel about a month ago and watched tons of the older stuff and then clicked on "latest" and it said 1 year ago - I was like, lol. Just starting out on my micro green farm journey - wish me luck!

[figtree]

❤Nice RING. Is that new, never seen it before. 🎉🎉❤

[jeanmuktikuster]

Thank you so much for doing this video, it really helped me. I am very happy with the silicon grow medium I ordered, and the scrapper cleaning tool you sent is awesome. These tools are making growing and cleaning up after simple and easy to do. Growing has become less frustrating and more satisfying. You offer great products and great support for using them. Also shipping and prices are great.🤗😍🤗

[williammaxwell]

Your scraper-cleaning tool lookes exactly like the scrapper I use to make German Spaetzle noodles

[mikeholder]

This opens alot of doors all leading to needed permits and agricultural inspections that come with hydroponic growing.

[mr.miguardi]

Wonderful video! Glad to see a new On The Grow video after soo much time!.
I'm actually using a very similar method for growing my soiless microgreen but for some reason some seed prefer to develop root upwards sticking it on the reverted dome rather than growing downward directly in the water.
My only solution for now is to grow them directly in blackout to not allow any seed/dome contact and force root to grow down.
Anyone have experienced something similar?

[bonilla]

Video quality and content, EXCELLENT. Information presentation and calrity of message, EXCELLENT. You guys are rockin' it! 😎👍👏

[middle-agedmacdonald]

So cool to see the silicone mats used! Great idea. I was using cheese cloth over potting mix to keep them clean, but this is way better.
Nice design on the trays. Sweet potato growing over the racks? Cool.
Haven't watched a video from you guys in a long time. Glad to see you're doing well.
I still say you guys are the mad scientists of

Thanks for the video, and information.

[racebiketuner]

Thanks for another great vid. I'm hoping you do more with your "older sister." 😉

[kjh]

This was an excellent video for us home growers using that style of tray. I was wondering do you think it would be beneficial to cover the tray with something dark while the seeds are germinating? Also I wonder why humidity domes are not just made flat. I think it would be better without a handle especially while the seeds are germinating and it’s really not necessary to use to pick up the dome. Welcome back.

[factormovil]

Hi there. I followed your video on growing peas with this same tray and it worked really well, even though the method is slightly different. Following the method in this video what other seeds can you grow?

[CH-iygo]

Love your channel and I have learned so much. In fact, based on my success using your grow methods I have added larger kratky style hydroponic containers to my space. I have not bought greens at the grocery store for two years.

I am curious about using the humidity dome. None of your other trays use a humidity dome. So is this a new direction you’re going or what’s the purpose of the humidity dome, I guess is my question. I know what the purpose of a humidity dome is but, with such great success not using a humidity dome, why would you now add the humidity dome? Thank you.

[zanaros]

Also for this water reservoir method, can you pour water all the way up to the seeds, so they are just very barely submerged in the water? Or should the water in the reservoir never touch the seeds? Is there a higher risk of mold with this approach? I'm a noob grower and still learning everything I can from your channel, lol. Lots of tiny little details I'm completely clueless about!

[Calchick]

For personal use I pull by handful and pull out whole thing with roots then trim roots off with ceramic scissors - less waste - looks like a lot of the stem is wasted in video
But for commercial selling your way is faster 🌱🌱