Question 1

Do you deliver microgreen seeds to Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

Yes. SAGreens ships microgreen seeds to every Bengaluru pin code from our Pune farm, typically arriving in 2–4 business days by express courier. Free shipping applies above ₹499. We deliver fresh microgreens only within Pune, so Bangalore customers grow their own from our seed.

Question 2

How much do microgreen seeds cost in Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

From ₹50 per 100g for wheatgrass, ₹88 for pea shoot, ₹124 for sunflower and mustard, ₹160 for radish, and ₹200 for a 20g broccoli pack. Prices are the same across India; only shipping varies, and it is free above ₹499.

Question 3

Which microgreen seeds are best for Bangalore's climate?

Accepted Answer

Almost everything grows well here, which is Bangalore's advantage. Radish and mustard are fastest at 6–8 days. Sunflower gives the highest yield. Pigmented varieties like purple sango develop deeper colour in Bengaluru's cool October–February season than in hotter cities.

Question 4

Can I buy microgreen seeds from Bangalore nurseries instead?

Accepted Answer

Nurseries around Lalbagh, Jayanagar and Hebbal stock vegetable seed, but it is usually field seed intended for outdoor planting, frequently fungicide-treated and sold without a germination figure. For a crop eaten raw within days, untreated food-grade seed with a tested rate matters.

Question 5

Do you supply microgreen seeds in bulk for commercial growers in Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We supply several Bengaluru growers running commercial operations. Bulk and wholesale rates are quoted on request rather than listed, since they depend on variety mix and volume. Message us on WhatsApp with your monthly requirement.

Question 6

Are SAGreens microgreen seeds organic?

Accepted Answer

Yes, NPOP-certified organic. NPOP is India's National Programme for Organic Production, covering production without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers and no chemical treatment of the seed itself. Certification governs how the seed was grown; germination testing covers quality separately.

Question 7

How should I store microgreen seeds in Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

Airtight, cool and dark, away from the kitchen stove. Bengaluru is kinder than coastal Mumbai or Kochi, but the June–September monsoon still raises humidity enough to matter. Decant from paper packets into sealed containers and add a silica gel sachet during those months.

Question 8

How long do microgreens take to grow in Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

Six to eight days for radish and mustard, seven to ten for sunflower, eight to twelve for broccoli, and twelve to eighteen for coriander and beetroot. Bangalore's moderate temperatures mean these hold year-round, unlike cities where summer heat compresses the cycle and costs quality.

Question 9

What is the minimum order for microgreen seeds to Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

There is no minimum. A single 100g pack ships to Bangalore like any other order, though shipping is free only above ₹499. Most first orders are two or three packs, typically radish and sunflower, which comes to roughly ₹284 and covers about twenty trays.

Question 10

How much seed do I need for one tray?

Accepted Answer

8-12g for small seeds like radish, mustard, broccoli and kale. Large seeds need more: roughly 80-100g for pea shoots and 100-150g for wheatgrass, which is sown as a dense carpet. A 100g pack of radish therefore covers eight to twelve trays.

Question 11

Can I grow microgreens in a Bangalore apartment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and most Bengaluru growers do. A single 10x20 inch tray fits on any windowsill or kitchen counter and produces 150-250g. Balconies in Whitefield, Koramangala and HSR work well because Bangalore's moderate temperatures mean you rarely need to move trays indoors for heat.

Question 12

Do microgreen seeds need soaking before sowing?

Accepted Answer

Only large seeds. Sunflower, pea shoot and wheatgrass need 8-12 hours. Small brassica seeds - radish, mustard, broccoli, kale, cabbage - need none, and soaking them causes clumping and uneven trays. Basil must never be soaked, since it forms a gel coat on contact with water.

Question 13

What happens if my seeds do not germinate?

Accepted Answer

Tell us the batch and what you saw. Every batch is germination tested before dispatch, so a genuine failure is information we want. Most reported failures trace to waterlogging, temperatures above 32 degrees, or a blackout phase that ran too long rather than to the seed itself.

Question 14

Which microgreen seeds are best for Bangalore's monsoon?

Accepted Answer

Fast brassicas sown thinly. Radish and mustard finish in six to eight days, which gets the crop out before mould can establish. Sow at the lower end of the 8-12g range, water only from below, and keep air moving. Wheatgrass is the hardest monsoon crop because it is sown as a dense mat.

Question 15

Do you supply microgreen seeds to restaurants and cafes in Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

We supply seed to growers who in turn supply Bengaluru restaurants, and we quote commercial rates for anyone buying in volume. We do not deliver fresh microgreens outside Pune, so a Bangalore restaurant wanting fresh product is better served by a local grower using our seed.

Question 16

Can I order a small quantity to try first?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Single 100g packs are the normal starting order and there is no minimum. Radish at ₹160 and sunflower at ₹124 are the sensible first two, both forgiving and fast. Add shipping if the order falls below ₹499.

Question 17

How are the seeds packaged for delivery to Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

Sealed moisture-resistant packs inside a courier box, labelled with variety, pack weight and batch. Decant into an airtight container when they arrive rather than storing in the packet, particularly between June and September when Bengaluru humidity is high.

Question 18

Are SAGreens microgreen seeds non-GMO?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All seed is non-GMO and untreated, with no fungicide or chemical coating, and NPOP-certified organic. This matters more for microgreens than for most crops, because the seedling is eaten whole and raw within days of germination.

Question 19

How do I track my seed order to Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

Tracking details are shared on WhatsApp once the order is dispatched from our Pune farm. Express courier to Bengaluru pin codes usually takes two to four business days, occasionally longer to outlying areas like Devanahalli or Kengeri.

Question 20

Is it cheaper to buy microgreen seeds or fresh microgreens in Bangalore?

Accepted Answer

Seed, substantially, if you are willing to grow. A ₹160 pack of radish seed produces roughly 1.5 to 3kg of microgreens across eight to twelve trays. Buying the equivalent fresh in Bangalore would cost several thousand rupees. The trade is your time across a seven to ten day cycle.

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