Complete your Clover growing setup
You will also need:
- 10x10 Microgreen Tray Set — sturdy 10×10 tray set with drainageFrom Rs. 240.00
- Cocopeat Netted Disc 42mm (Pack of 25) — clean, reliable growing mediumFrom Rs. 177.00
Explore varieties to grow alongside Clover:
- Alfalfa Microgreen Seeds — light and mildFrom Rs. 184.00
- Broccoli Microgreen Seeds — a mild brassica that grows on a similar timelineFrom Rs. 234.00
- Moong Bean Microgreen Seeds — a quick, mild legume, ready in 5–7 daysFrom Rs. 114.00
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Clover Microgreen Seeds – Mild Flavour, No Presoaking
Mild, sweet clover greens — one of the easiest trays to grow
How to use
5 ways • no cooking needed
- Salad
- Sandwich
- Soup / Dal
- Smoothie
- Garnish
Delicate, mildly sweet clover greens that suit any dish. Sow dry, keep dark for 2–3 days, and harvest in 8–12 days.
SKU: BB-SEED-CLO-100
- Non-GMONon-GMO seed selection
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FSSAIRegistered food business
- Chemical FreeUntreated seed, no chemical coating
- High GerminationFresh seed lots for even, full trays
How to grow clover microgreens
No soaking needed. Sow clover straight from the packet.
Sow 8–10 g per 10×10 tray. Spread thinly and evenly over moist cocopeat.
Keep dark for 2–3 days. Keep covered; clover sprouts reliably.
Move to light. Indirect sunlight or windowsill, at 18–26°C.
Harvest at 1.5–2 inches. Usually day 8–12 — cut just above the base.
Timings are starting estimates. Results vary with seed density, growing medium, temperature, light and watering. Read the full growing guide →
Growing info
| Soak time | No soaking needed |
|---|---|
| Seed per 10×10 tray | 8–10 g (medium density) |
| Dark period | 2–3 days |
| Expected harvest | 51–69 g per 10×10 tray (Seed Calculator, medium density) |
| Harvest time | 8–12 days after sowing |
| Harvest height | 1.5–2 inches tall |
| Temperature | 18–26°C |
| Light | Indirect sunlight or windowsill |
Basic info
| Other names | Red clover |
|---|---|
| Flavour | Mild, slightly sweet |
| Texture | Tender, fine |
| Use in | Salads, sandwiches, wraps, smoothies |
Questions growers ask
How many trays will one pack grow?
At 8–10 g per 10×10 tray, a 100 g pack sows about 10–12 trays and a 300 g pack about 30–37 trays.
Is clover good for beginners?
Yes — it needs no soaking, sprouts reliably and has a gentle flavour.
What does clover taste like?
Mild and slightly sweet, similar to alfalfa, which makes it easy to add to everyday food.