Grow Your Own Microgreens in Repurposed Sardine Tins!

Londoner Martha, author of ‘Give it a Grow’, shares her innovative gardening technique in a new video. She demonstrates how to grow microgreens in repurposed sardine tins, using coconut coir discs as a growing medium. In the video, Martha sows broccoli cress, pink kale, pak choi, and radish seeds, showcasing the process from start to finish. "You don’t have to be self-sufficient for growing food to be worth it," she says, highlighting the joy of the process. The video has garnered over 4 million views, showcasing the growing interest in urban gardening. Martha's simple method provides an accessible and sustainable way for people with limited space to grow their own food.

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