12 Fast-growing seeds are sown for harvest in a month

Fast-growing seeds are sown for harvest

Although growing vegetables can take a long time, if you want to harvest quickly, you are in the right place to get your own organic garden. In today’s post, we’ve listed 18 fast-growing seeds to sow for harvest in a month. They are easy to grow with basic maintenance requirements. Check them out with us!

1 mustard lettuce

Baby mustard greens can be harvested within 12-15 days of germination. Its germination period is 4-7 days.

2 radish greens

You can start picking radish greens in 12-15 days when the leaves appear soft and young.

3 Cress

Some leaves can be picked 10-14 days after germination or after 3-4 inches in height.

4 turnip greens

Baby turnip greens are ready for harvest in 18-20 days because they have a very mild taste when they are young.

5 green onions

You can harvest when the leaves are young, the tops will grow to about 5-6 inches tall, which usually takes 14-20 days.

6 Lettuce

You can start plucking some leaves when the baby reaches a height of about 3 inches within two weeks of sprouting lettuce.

7 sunflower shoots

Sunflower shoots begin to take on soft and young leaves as soon as the shoots appear in 5-12 days and 3-4 leaves grow.

8 pea shoots

You can start picking peas at 2-3 weeks when you are at least 4 inches tall.

9 baby Spinach

Within 15-18 days of germination can begin to harvest sweet baby lettuce leaves.

10 celery

Celery greens are ready to pick after 15-18 days.

11 dill

Harvesting of dill can be started 10-14 days after seed germination.

12 microgreens

Microwaves can be cut within 12-14 days after sowing.

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