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Did you know that you can make anywhere from $800 to $3000 per month just by growing tiny plants at home? With a small investment, no prior farming experience, and just a few trays, you can start a highly profitable microgreens business today!

In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to grow microgreens from home and turn it into a money-making business. I’ll cover:

 What are microgreens and why they’re in high demand?

 Step-by-step guide to growing microgreens

 Where and how to sell them for maximum profit

 Common mistakes to avoid

Stay till the end because I’ll also share tips on scaling your microgreens business to make over $3000 per month! Let's get started!

 2: What Are Microgreens? (1:30 - 3:00)

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Microgreens are young vegetable greens that grow within 7 to 14 days. They’re small in size but packed with nutrients, making them a superfood. They’re used in salads, sandwiches, smoothies, and high-end restaurants.

Why is microgreens farming a great business? Because:

 They grow super fast – Harvest in just 1-2 weeks.

 High demand – Used in restaurants, organic markets, and fitness communities.

 Requires little space – You can grow microgreens in a small room or on a shelf.

 Low investment, high profit – A single tray can earn you $5 to $10 in profit.

Now, let’s go step by step on how to start your own microgreens business!

 3: What You Need to Start (3:00 - 6:00)

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 Initial Investment: $40 - $250

 Supplies Needed:

Seeds – Buy high-quality, non-GMO seeds ($10 - $40 for bulk).

Growing Trays – Shallow trays without drainage holes ($5 - $15).

Soil or Coconut Coir – Lightweight, nutrient-rich growing medium ($5).

Grow Lights (Optional) – If growing indoors, use LED grow lights ($25 - $70).

Spray Bottle & Watering Can – For gentle watering ($3).

Once you have these, let’s start planting!

 4: Step-by-Step Guide to Growing Microgreens (6:00 - 12:00)

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 Step 1: Soak & Prepare the Seeds

Some seeds like peas and sunflowers need to be soaked overnight before planting.

Other seeds like broccoli, radish, and mustard can be planted directly.

 Step 2: Prepare the Growing Tray

Fill the tray with 1 inch of soil or coconut coir.

Spread the seeds evenly across the tray – no need to bury them!

Press lightly so they make good contact with the soil.

 Step 3: Water & Cover for Germination

Spray water lightly (do not overwater).

Cover with another tray to block light (helps in strong root growth).

Keep in a dark place for 3-4 days.

 Step 4: Uncover & Provide Light

Once seeds sprout, remove the cover and place them under natural or LED lights.

Water twice a day (morning & evening).

 Step 5: Harvest in 7-14 Days

Cut just above the soil using a sharp knife or scissors.

Rinse, pack, and store in an airtight container.

 That’s it! You just grew your first batch of microgreens! Now let’s talk about where to sell them for maximum profit.

 5: Where & How to Sell Microgreens for Profit (12:00 - 16:00)

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 Profit Per Tray: $5 - $10

 Monthly Earnings Potential: $800 - $3000

 Best Places to Sell:

 Direct to Customers: Sell via Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook Marketplace.

 Restaurants & Cafés: Approach high-end restaurants with free samples. Once they like it, they’ll place bulk orders.

 Farmers' Markets & Organic Stores: Sell fresh microgreens at local organic markets.

 Online (High-Profit Option!): List on Amazon, Etsy, or Shopify and sell microgreens growing kits.

 Want to make even more money? Let me show you how to scale this business to earn over $3000/month!

 6: How to Scale Your Business to $3000+/Month (16:00 - 18:00)

 Scaling Strategies:

 Grow More Varieties: Add basil, amaranth, and mustard greens.

 Expand with Hydroponics: Grow without soil for faster harvests & higher yield.

 Sell Microgreens Powder: Dehydrate microgreens and sell as a superfood supplement.

 Offer Subscription Boxes: Customers get weekly deliveries for steady income.

 By applying these strategies, you can turn microgreens farming into a full-time business!

 7: Common Mistakes to Avoid (18:00 - 20:00)

 Overwatering – Leads to mold & fungus.

 Using Low-Quality Seeds – Affects germination rate.

 Skipping the Blackout Period – Causes weak stems.

 Not Pricing Correctly – Don’t sell too cheap!

 8: Conclusion & Call to Action (20:00 - 21:30)

 Starting a microgreens business is one of the best home-based opportunities with low investment and high returns.

 Recap:

 Microgreens grow in 7-14 days

 Can earn $800 - $3000 per month

 Sell to restaurants, farmers' markets, and online

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