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The aim is to evaluate how various growth media affect the growth and quality of red cabbage microgreens.

Effect of different growth media on some agromorphological features of (Brassica oleracea L. var. capitata subvar. rubra) microgreens

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The aim is to evaluate how various growth media affect the growth and quality of red cabbage microgreens.
Used controlled conditions in a microgreen growing cabinet.
Tested three growth media: white germination sponge, black germination sponge, and cellulose fabric.
Examined agromorphological features including number of plants, trunk length, dry weight, and fresh weight.
Cellulose fabric led to the highest number of plants (7.60 per cm²).
Trunk length was longest with cellulose fabric (5.77 cm) compared to others.
Fresh weight was greatest with cellulose fabric (28.16 g), indicating it supports better growth.

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Research shows that different growth media impact the yield and quality of red cabbage microgreens, suggesting best practices for cultivation.

Karakiş et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Research shows that different growth media impact the yield and quality of red cabbage microgreens, suggesting best practices for cultivation.