Black Oil Sunflower Microgreens
Annual · Asteraceae
Black Oil Sunflower microgreens are popular for thick juicy stems, nutty flavor, and a substantial crunch that feels closer to a baby salad than a tiny sprout. They are highly rewarding but require cleaner seed prep and stronger airflow than pea shoots or radish.
At a Glance
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Harvest
Harvest when stems are crisp, tops are upright, and flavor is at its best: cotyledons are open, stems are thick and crisp, and hulls are mostly shed.
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Black Oil Sunflower Microgreens Planting Dates by Zone
Planting dates for Black Oil Sunflower Microgreens vary by USDA hardiness zone. Select your zone below for frost dates, start-indoors timing, and a full monthly planting calendar.
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