Shiso Seeds - Red


Weight: 1g
Price:
Sale price$3.90

Pickup available at Australian Wheatgrass Warehouse

Usually ready in 2-4 days

Red Shiso Seeds – A Flavour Explosion for Your Microgreens Garden

Looking to spice up your microgreens game? These Red Shiso Seeds are your ticket to a unique, vibrant addition to your dishes. With a flavour that’s a cheeky mix of curry, mint, and basil, these little greens pack a punch that’ll have your taste buds doing a happy dance.

Why You’ll Love Red Shiso Microgreens

Not just a pretty garnish, these microgreens bring bold flavour to salads, sushi rolls, and more. Plus, they’re a breeze to grow once you get them started. Just soak the seeds for 12 hours to soften their tough outer shell, then spread ’em over your growing medium. Keep ’em misted and covered for the first few days, and before you know it, you’ll have lush, red-tinged greens ready to harvest in about 3 weeks.

Easy to Grow, Big on Flavour

These Red Shiso Seeds boast a solid 90% germination rate, sprouting in just 3-5 days. They’re non-GMO, chemical-free, and sourced from New Zealand – so you know you’re getting quality. Each pack contains seeds with a thousand-seed weight of 1.33 grams, giving you plenty to work with.

Ready to add some zing to your microgreens collection? Grab your Red Shiso Seeds today and get growing – your next culinary adventure starts here!

We use a variety of courier services for delivery, primarily Fastway Couriers and Australia Post.

Order Dispatch:
We dispatch all orders within 1-2 working days. Orders to major cities typically arrive within 2-3 working days. Orders to rural areas usually arrive within 5-10 working days.

Packaging:
Orders weighing 200 grams or less will be sent in a standard Australia Post envelope. Orders weighing over 200 grams will be sent using a courier service.

Please Note:
Despite these estimated delivery times, we DO NOT guarantee that deliveries will arrive at the specified time or date. We always strive to fulfill your order promptly, but delivery times are ultimately dependent on the courier service. Please allow adequate time for your order to arrive.

Tracking and Signature

Tracked Deliveries:
All our deliveries are tracked, which allows you to track your parcel in real-time.

Contact-Free Delivery:
Your package may be left in a safe place. If you are unavailable at the time of delivery, some couriers may leave a calling card for you to arrange a suitable delivery time. Deliveries can arrive at any time between 7am to 6pm. Unfortunately, we are unable to specify exact delivery times.

Important Reminder:
Please do not request a specific delivery time or for the courier to contact you prior to delivery. This is not possible. Most couriers will take photographs as proof of delivery when leaving packages.

Authority to Leave (ATL)

If desired, you may grant Authority to Leave (ATL) your parcel at the door or another location of your choice during the online checkout process. Most couriers have already implemented the ATL process due to contact-free deliveries.

Proof of Delivery:
For your protection, most couriers take photographs of items left at the delivery location.

Shipping to Western Australia and Tasmania

Importation Rules:
It is the responsibility of each customer to be aware of their state’s import rules for seeds/plant matter. Please consult the following links for your state's biosecurity restrictions on importing seeds:

Responsibility for Fees:
We accept no responsibility for any inspection fees or fines incurred due to customers importing seeds that require quarantine inspections or that violate state import rules.

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Microgreen Seeds FAQ

Microgreens are young edible plants grown in soil or a growing medium for 7–21 days until the first true leaves appear. Sprouts are eaten after just a few days and don’t require soil or light. Microgreens have a stronger flavour and higher nutrient density than sprouts.

Popular easy growers include broccoli, radish, sunflower, pea shoots, buckwheat and mustard. Always use seeds labelled for sprouting or microgreens — garden seeds may be chemically treated and are not safe to eat at the seedling stage.

Spread seeds evenly in a shallow tray with soil or a growing medium, keep them moist, and provide light (sunlight or grow light). Most varieties are ready to harvest in 7–21 days

It depends on the variety, but as a rule of thumb, a 10x10cm tray uses 5 grams for small seeds (broccoli, mustard) and 25 grams for large seeds (peas, sunflowers).

Harvest with clean scissors just above the soil line when the first true leaves appear. Store in the fridge in a breathable container, and use within 5–7 days.

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