Hemp  Facts  The taste  Mild, nutty  Germination  12 days  Growth until harvest  7 - 10 days   Nitrogen requirements  high - heavy feeder  pH range  6.0 - 7.0  suitable plants  Ec - area  0.8 - 2.0  suitable fish  Size  up to 5 cm
Cultivation  Soaking the seeds  4 to 6 hours   Soak the medium  not necessary   Growth medium  - Mixed potting soil (organic preferred)  - Coconut soil  - Peat-free potting soil  - Hemp mats  Light  12 hours of exposure per day, light at a distance of 60 cm above the plants  Germination temperature  21°C  Irrigation  - Flood and drain twice a day  - spray surface with water sprayer in the morning and evening if dry   Preferred system  Ebb - flood systems	Nutritional values ​​per 100g  Calories 553 kcal   Carbohydrates 8.7g  Proteins 31.6g  Iron 8 mg  Vitamin C 0.5 mg  Fibers  4g  Sodium 5 mg  potassium 1200 mg  Fat 48.8 mg  Calcium 70 mg

Steps of cultivation 

1. Soak the seeds for 4 to 6 hours and then drain them 

2. Prepare growth medium and generously moisten the surface 

3. Distribute seeds evenly and avoid partial accumulations, moisten 

4. Cover and weigh down with any cover (e.g. a paving stone) 

5. Very long germination, it occurs in 1 - 2 days 

6. Remove cover and transfer to aquaponics system

7. After 7 to 10 days, the ripe microgreens can be harvested

8. Harvesting should take place in the morning or evening due to cooler temperatures  

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