The TERRIFIC TEN

THE TERRIFIC TEN INCLUDES:

•7 Micrology tins filled with a variety of nutrient-packed microgreens. (Broccoli, Red Cabbage, Purple Radish, Kale, Mizuna, Rocket & Pink Radish)

•2 Superhero-themed Microfarm kit that will have you cultivating superfood greens with flair. (Superhero Focus Pocus & Rocket Fuel)

•1 Microfarm kit designed to bring the joy of gardening into your daily routine. (Microfarm Micro-Immunity)

Red Cabbage - Tiny in size, utterly gargantuan in health and well-being benefits, our red cabbage Microgreens are jam packed with fibre and folate, manganese and magnesium. Then there’s the thiamine, iron, calcium and potassium, not forgetting the riboflavin and vitamin K. For those suffering from disorders such as leaky gut, Coeliac disease, Crohn's disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Ulcerative Colitis, the amino acid L-glutamine in red cabbage has some welcome news – it’s capable of helping to heal the soft tissue that lines your intestines.

Radish - Deep breath now - purple radish Microgreens contain… vitamins A, B, C, E and K, alongside iron, magnesium and zinc. Then there’s phosphorus, potassium, and plenty of protein (30%). They’re also chock a block with calcium, carotene and chlorophyll, not to mention antioxidants and amino acids.

Kale - offers a hefty portion of minerals. This is a leaf that is loaded with goodness. In just one cupful you can enjoy well over the adult recommended daily allowance of vitamins A, C and K, giving significant benefits for both brain and eye health. 

We ship our products direct from our HQ on Tuesdays & Thursdays with Royal Mail.

Royal Mail Shipping on our Grow Kits is £4.95.

We offer free shipping on all orders within the UK for orders over £50.

If It is possible that for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase you can return your purchase within 14 days of receiving your order. The returned items must be unused and in their original new condition.

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During the 18th century, the Empress Catherine the Great of Russia received a very unusual and impressive gift. King Stanisław August Poniatowski of Poland presented her with the "Potato Bouquet." The bouquet consisted of various types of potato plants, which were relatively new to Europe at the time. This gift played a significant role in introducing the potato to Russia and encouraging its cultivation, ultimately helping to alleviate food shortages and contributing to the Russian diet. Catherine the Great is said to have promoted the potato's use in Russia, which became a staple food source for the nation. The "Potato Bouquet" serves as a quirky yet historically important example of how plants and vegetables were used in diplomatic exchanges and gifting during this period.

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For every purchase, we'll be donating 1% of the total price to your cause of choice, at no cost to you.