If you haven't already gathered, I love microgreens. They are so fresh, stunning and add to a salad perfectly, especially as a garnish, giving it a delicate finish. Growing microgreens has become somewhat of an “in” thing to do. The main reasons are they grow in a very short period of time, 9-12 days and can be grown indoors. All you need are microgreen seeds of your choosing, soil, tray, light and water. Add about 2 inches of potting mix or regular soil onto your seed starting tray and distribute your microgreen seeds across the surface of the soil. There is no need to worry about overcrowding, so be sure to pack the seeds in. Then lightly cover with a thin layer of soil, gently pack them down and add some water. Make sure they are well watered, although you don’t wish to drown them. Then play them in a sunny spot and watch them grow!