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Grow your own food—no yard required.

The Microsteading Plant Care Kit is your go-to solution for feeding edible plants in small containers, grow bags, or raised beds. This 14-week plant food program is friendly and pre-measured, making it easy to feed herbs, root & bulbs, vegetables, fruits and greens without any guesswork.

Perfect for a few containers or a 2'x2' raised beds, this complete plant care kit includes precision-mixed fertilizer types and a crop-cycle care card to walk you through the season—from seedling to harvest.

The Microsteading Plant Care Kit includes 20 packets of pre-measured fertilizer types:

  • 4 Packs Granular Fertilizer: Slow-release base nutrition for strong roots.
  • 14 Packets Liquid Feed: Weekly nutrient shot for fast-growing crops.
  • 2 Packets of Micronutrient: Vital essential elements for healthy, high-yielding plants.

Whether you're growing leafy greens, fruiting vegetables, root & bulb crops, herbs, or trellis & vertical growers Microsteading gives everything needed—just follow the plan.

Key features

Small-Space Optimized: Feeds grouped containers or a 2'x2' raised bed with ease.
Complete 14-Week System: All the nutrients you need in one convenient kit.
Pre-Measured Packets: Just tear and apply—no mixing stress or waste.
Crop-Cycle Guide: Exclusive week-by-week schedule for plant care success.
Built for Beginners: Simple enough for first-timers, powerful enough for pros.

Ingredients

The Microsteading Kit includes pre-measured fertilizer types:

  1. Granular Fertilizer (x4): Balanced NPK with micronutrients for steady feeding.
  2. Liquid Feed Packets (x14): Quick-delivery nutrition to power weekly growth.
  3. Micronutrient Packets (x2): Iron, zinc, and more for plant health and resilience.

How to use

Designed for small raised beds and grouped edible containers, this kit provides a full 14-week feed plan.

  • At planting, apply Micronutrient and Granular Fertilizer.
  • Each week, add one Liquid Feed shot during watering.
  • Use Micronutrients at planting and again at Week 8.
  • Reapply Granular every 4 weeks to keep plants thriving.

Just follow the included schedule and let your plants do the rest.

Why?

Why Microsteading?

Because you don’t need acres to feed yourself. Whether you’re growing in the yard, on a balcony, rooftop, or patio, this kit is made to help you grow real food in small spaces—without the overwhelm.

  • All-in-one solution for raised beds, containers, and grow bags
  • Precision-mixed for edibles like lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, and herbs
  • Supports healthy growth, yields, and stronger plants
  • Perfect entry point for urban homesteaders and weekend garden warriors

Makes how much?

Feeds & Cares For:

  • 1 x 2'x2' raised bed
  • 2–3 large grow bags
  • 5–6 medium containers (10–12")
  • Grouped edible pots or boxes

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Microsteading Plant Care Kit

$29.99
$24.99

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The Microsteading Plant Feed Kit makes it easy to grow a season’s worth of vegetables and herbs in just 2'x2' of space. Whether you’re starting a small backyard garden or growing tomatoes on your patio, this all-in-one edible plant care kit delivers everything your plants need to thrive—pre-measured, step-by-step, and ready to grow.

Quick-reference chart of average days to harvest (DTH)

Leafy Greens (Fast & Continuous Harvest)

  • Lettuce (cut-and-come-again types): 25–35 days for baby leaves, 45–60 days for full heads
  • Spinach: 30–40 days (baby leaves in 20–25 days)
  • Kale: 50–65 days (harvest outer leaves as early as 30 days)
  • Swiss Chard: 50–60 days, cut-and-come-again
  • Arugula: 20–30 days (baby leaves at 20 days)
  • Mustard Greens: 30–40 days

Fruiting Vegetables (High ROI in Containers)

  • Tomatoes (dwarf, patio, cherry): 55–75 days from transplant
  • Peppers (bell & hot): 60–90 days from transplant
  • Bush Beans: 50–60 days
  • Cucumbers (bush/dwarf): 50–65 days

MicroSteading™ FAQ

  • How long does the kit last? Each kit covers a full 14-week grow cycle.
  • What crops is it for? Tomatoes, peppers, leafy greens, herbs, strawberries, and most patio/container crops.
  • Do I need to measure anything? No—each packet is pre-measured; just add to water and feed per the schedule.
  • Is it for containers and raised beds? Yes—formulated for pots, grow bags, balconies, patios, and raised beds.

Container-Friendly. Bed-Ready. Beginner-Proof.

Microsteading is your entry into the world of edible gardening. With weekly guidance, powerful fertilizer blends, and no guesswork, it’s the easiest way to grow fresh food wherever you live.

Quick-reference chart of average days to harvest (DTH)

Root & Bulb Crops (Compact, Easy-to-Grow)

  • Radishes: 25–35 days
  • Carrots (short/round like Paris Market): 50–65 days
  • Beets: 50–65 days (greens can be harvested earlier, ~30 days)
  • Green Onions (Scallions): 50–60 days (can pull earlier for baby onions at ~30 days)

Herbs (Space Savers with Big Impact)

  • Basil: 50–60 days (harvest leaves starting ~30 days)
  • Parsley: 65–75 days (cut leaves as early as 45 days)
  • Cilantro: 45–55 days (leaves ready at ~25 days)
  • Chives: 60–75 days, then regrow after cutting
  • Dill: 40–60 days (leaves earlier at ~30 days)
  • Oregano, Thyme, Rosemary: 75–90+ days to establish, then continuous/perennial harvests

Trellis & Vertical Growers (Maximize Space)

  • Pole Beans: 60–70 days
  • Peas (snap & snow): 55–65 days
  • Zucchini (bush/compact): 50–60 days to first harvest, then continuous