A group of fresh red veined sorrel leaves.
Sorrel (Red Veined) Seeds
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Sorrel (Red Veined) Seeds

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"No mess, high germination. All germinated!"— Chris A., FL

$17.99 USD
$17.99 USD
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We've upgraded from pre-seeded grow mediums to clay pebbles: fully reusable, no nursery, no replanting, just add seeds and grow. Questions? Email us at contact@aquagertech.com.

Sorrel (Red Veined) Seeds from Aquager Technologies deliver striking red-veined leaves and a sharp, lemony flavor, perfect for soups, salads, and sauces, in about 50 days. Comes with 30 seeds and 12 compostable grow mats, enough to seed 12 cups of your Aquager Home Farm.

  • Sharp, lemony flavor: Adds a bright tangy note to soups, salads, and sauces.
  • Striking red-veined leaves: Decorative on the plate and in the garden.
  • Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants: Supports immune health in every leaf.
  • Perennial, cut-and-come-again: Harvest leaves repeatedly through the season.

How to grow it: Fill a grow cup with clay pebbles, set a grow mat on top, and use the pipette from your pH kit to soak the mat until it's fully expanded. Scatter the seeds onto the damp mat, cover the cup, and check daily. Sorrel typically sprouts in 7-14 days; once you see seedlings, remove the cover and let them grow. They root and grow right where they started, no nursery, no transplanting. Keep newly seeded cups clear of taller, established neighbors so the new seedlings get enough direct light early on.

Red Veined Sorrel is one of the most rewarding gourmet greens you can grow at home. Order from Aquager Technologies today and start growing.

  • Grow time: 50 days
  • Included: 30 seeds, 12 compostable grow mats, enough for 12 cups
  • You'll also need: Your farm ships with 10 cup covers. If you're seeding all 12 cups at once, add extra Net Pot Covers.
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FAQ

1. Can I grow vegetables indoors year-round?
Yes — controlled indoor environments remove seasonal limitations for continuous harvesting.

2. Do these vegetables produce more than one harvest?
Yes — varieties like leafy greens produce multiple harvests from a single plant.

3. Do I need experience to grow vegetables indoors?
No — placing seeds on the grow mat and clay pebbles simplify germination, making it beginner-friendly from day one.

4. Will I deal with pests or soil mess indoors?
No — indoor growing minimizes pests, eliminates soil mess, and ensures consistent watering.

5. Is growing my own vegetables actually cost-effective?
Yes — homegrown vegetables reduce grocery costs and food waste with fresher, on-demand harvests.

A group of fresh red veined sorrel leaves.

Sorrel (Red Veined) Seeds

$17.99 USD
$17.99 USD

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