Batch two is up and edible! Delicious! Often the Cotyledon push the hull to their folded tips, and at the right moment, you can see the hull fall off.
I was updating a friend, a long-time organic farmer about my Sunflower Greens.
He restores old farm equipment. His comment was, "Soon, I will need a tractor!"
Now imagine the shoehorn apartment, with barely West light, with a tractor inside!
I have sold 4 ozs. of this batch and have a small order for another oz.
Dilemna, suddenly there are Sunflower Greens available at the Coop, and at Whole Foods!
Ironny, again...I was shopping at Whole Foods, and suddenly my cart was gone! I searched for it and found it, (I tie knots in the bags, instead of using those metal and paper twisties). The only item that had been added to my cart was a package of organic Sunflower Greens! Angels at work again?
I will have to see about getting Organic Certification for my tiny operation, so I can get a price worth the tiny effort!
Next batch is planted.
Next batch is planted.
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