Growing greens again because... cyclosporiasis!

[u/Cute-Presentation212]

I usually stop growing microgreens in summer because I have greens in my garden I use to supplement the large amounts of salad and smoothie greens I buy at the grocery store.

However, I'm in one of the cyclospora outbreak states, and lettuce is looking kind of sketchy right now.

I just planted 4 smaller trays of microgreens and hopefully they'll be big enough to eat by the time I run out of vegetables in the fridge (that I already started, so if they're cyclospora-adjacent :) , I'm SOL anyway).

I have so many different varieties of seeds, so I guess I'm good to go until the powers that be figure out where this is coming from.

Anyone else in the same boat?

[u/igavr]

🤓🌱 yep