Water from a Santa Fe company
We use The Water Man's Premium water. It is purified by reverse osmosis, remineralized with calcium, potassium, and magnesium, then ozonated before bottling.
How we grow
Known seed and media lots, water from a Santa Fe company, a dedicated indoor grow room, and crop-level records connect each harvest from seed to package.
Water · medium · protection · records
We use The Water Man's Premium water. It is purified by reverse osmosis, remineralized with calcium, potassium, and magnesium, then ozonated before bottling.
PRO-MIX MPO combines peat and coir for moisture retention with perlite for air space around the root zone.
Microgreens are grown indoors in a dedicated room. Santa Fe Greens does not apply pesticides to them.
Seed and media lots, sowing dates, shelf position, harvest results, and packing details stay connected through a crop record and finished-product lot code.
Vertical growing
Two vertical racks provide six lit growing levels each. LED shelf lighting supplies consistent light throughout the year, without depending on seasonal daylight.
The details
Ingredient and process specifications are listed below.
It is the soilless medium that fills the tray: 60–70% sphagnum peat moss with coir, perlite, calcitic limestone, a wetting agent, mycorrhizae, and a starter fertilizer charge. Peat and coir retain water, while perlite creates air space.
PRO-MIX MPO already contains a starter fertilizer charge. GAIA GREEN All Purpose 4-4-4 is being compared in otherwise identical crop trays at 30 g per US gallon of medium. Its guaranteed analysis is 4% nitrogen, 4% available phosphate, and 4% soluble potash. It is not added to every crop by default.
Crops grow in durable, BPA-free, food-safe polypropylene trays that are cleaned and reused. LED lighting gives each shelf consistent light throughout the year and allows several levels of trays to share one rack footprint.
The seed lot, media lot, actual sowing amount, tray format, dates, shelf position, environment observations, water, saleable yield, and crop defects are recorded. Packed products receive a lot code that links them back to those records.
See current products, package sizes, prices, and quantities on the availability page.