Triticale   Facts  The taste  Juicy, mild cucumber taste  Germination  3 - 5 days  Growth until harvest  6 - 8 days  Nitrogen requirements  low - weak eater   pH range  6.0 - 7.0  suitable plants  Ec - area  1.2 - 1.6  suitable fish  Size  8cm
Cultivation  Soaking the seeds  8 to 12 hours   Soak the medium  not necessary   Growth medium  - Mixed potting soil (organic preferred)  - Coconut soil  - Peat-free potting soil  - Hemp mats  Light  at least 12 hours of exposure from germination   Germination temperature  21°C  Irrigation  - Flood and drain twice a day  - spray surface with water sprayer in the morning and evening  Preferred system  Ebb - flood systems	Nutritional values ​​per 100g  Calories 336 kcal   Carbohydrates 72.1g  Proteins 13.1g  Iron 2.6 mg  Vitamin C 0 mg  Phosphates 358 mg  Sodium 5 mg  Potassium  332 mg  Fat 2.1g  Calcium 37 mg

Steps of cultivation

1. Soak seeds in cold water for 8 to 12 hours, then drain seeds

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. Germination occurs in 3 to 5 days 

6. Remove cover and transfer to aquaponics system 

7. After 6 to 8 days, the ripe microgreens can be harvested 

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

Image: https://commons.wikimedia.org

Context: 

• Endive (Microgreens)
• Dill (Microgreens)
• Chinese Surah Tree (Microgreens)
• Coriander (Microgreens)
• Lovage (Microgreens)
• - Microgreens Basics
• Leek (Microgreens)
• Cress (Microgreens)
• Chervil (Microgreens)
• Komatsuna (Microgreens)
• Garden Melilot (Microgreens)
• Fennel (microgreens)
• Lamb's lettuce (Microgreens)
• Tarragon (Microgreens)
• Clover (Microgreens)
• Pea (Microgreens)
• Marjoram (Microgreens)
• Carrot (Microgreens)
• Corn (Microgreens)
• Dandelion (Microgreens)

ID: