Fenugeek Seeds (Methi)

Fenugreek is also high in protein and dietary fiber. Fenugreek has also been found to increase the production of breast milk in some studies. Some studies have also shown an increase in fat loss.

Note: Used as seeds only and not for consumption. Seeds to be sown before the expiry date.

Planting:

• Fenugreek/Methi seeds can be sown throughout the year.
• The plant does not like to be transplanted after germination, so the seeds should be sown at the final place
• Fenugreek seeds can be sown directly in containers or on raised beds.
• Select a shallow container with a minimum depth of 5 inches & a bigger spread area and uniform drainage holes at the bottom.
• Fill the container with a medium of your choice.
• The ideal growing medium to sow methi/fenugreek seeds is 2 part garden soil & 1 part organic manure or 1 part garden soil, 1 part
• Coco Peat & 1 part Vermicompost.
• Sprinkle the Fenugreek seeds evenly throughout the surface. Do not worry about spacing.
• Cover the seeds with the surrounding medium.
• Water the seedbed immediately by a light shower with a watering can.
• Fill the cells/cups with a moist coco-peat medium

Special Pride Care:

• Fenugreek seeds will start germinating within the first 6 days.
• The baby methi plant will be visible in 10 days.
• Fenugreek/Methi can grow well under partial as well as full sunlight.
• Water your fenugreek plant every day in the form of a light shower with a watering can.
• Look for the early signs of fungal infection/ insect infestation. If you notice any symptoms, spray appropriate medicines immediately.
• About 3-4 weeks after sowing, fenugreek greens can be harvested simply by pulling out by the roots.
• To grow Fenugreek/Methi microgreens indoors, use a flat container. Sow – scatter fenugreek seeds in a crowded manner. You can harvest fenugreek microgreens within 10 days by uprooting baby plants.
• Hold the seeds and sow 2-3 seeds per cell/cup. Since Lavender seeds are small in size, do not sow them deep