Hemp Mats for ZestiGreens Microgreens & Wheatgrass Kit

I love how easy these mats are to use. I’ve been growing micro greens for about 4 months now and really appreciate how clean these mats are. I do wish you could reuse them but there doesn’t seem to be a way to clean them out and sanitize them. I’ve tried soil also but find I like the mats better for easy clean up and not having to worry about getting soil in my greens. I also appreciate the variety of seeds that come in this pack.

These are very convenient and works really well with no mess. I have micro greens growing consistently

We have been using Zestigreens Microgreens Growing Kit for a month or so. After we bought the starter kit, we found a coupon for a free seed mat in the box; we requested the free mat and it was delivered promptly. We are so satisfied that we just purchased a four-pack of seed mats. There is no fuss and no mess. Just add water, place the box holding the seed mat in a window where the sun comes in, and in three to five days you will be enjoying delicious and nutritious microgreens on salads, in sandwiches, on a cup of cottage cheese or in any number of other ways. We will be buying Zestigreens seed mats in the future. We tried another brand of microgreens before discovering Zestingreens. Zestigreens is the one for us!

After doing some research on growing microgreens this isn't the way to go. It looks nice though and they sell really good quality seeds because the germination rate is high and the product is delicious.

Growth rate has been on track every time. Cost same on Amazon as if you were to purchase on web site. After done works great to throw in garden and sprouts keep growing, making perfect snacks for chickens and turkeys.

The kit is simple to use. The greens taste great. The greens grow quickly. This is a great value for the money.

Microgreens have a difficult time forming good roots.

I enjoyed the variety of seeds that allowed me to experiment with making colorful trays (and colorful microgreens for salads, etc.) I sprinkled smaller quantities of seeds in three or four rows. The results were colorful and nutritious.