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In essence, microgreens are not a distinct type of plant; they represent a growth stage. To illustrate, consider the progression from an egg to a chick, and ultimately, to a chicken. Just as you wouldn't attribute the distinct nature of a chicken to the egg itself, the same applies to microgreens.

The Seed Misconception

Many misconceptions swirl around the seeds used to grow microgreens. One prevalent myth suggests that special seeds are required solely for microgreens. In reality, any clean and untreated seeds can be used to grow them. The products labeled as microgreen seeds are often a matter of convenience. They are typically packaged in larger quantities and sold as untreated or organically certified, making them particularly suitable for quick growth and raw consumption.