The Hindu·3 min read·easy

How Hyderabad’s homes and start-ups are exploring microgreens

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Neeraja Murthy
How Hyderabad’s homes and start-ups are exploring microgreens
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Urban residents and startups in Hyderabad are increasingly adopting the cultivation of microgreens at home for their nutritional benefits. The trend, which grew during the pandemic, is now being promoted as a sustainable lifestyle choice.

Small is a superfood at Dr. Swathi V’s house in Nallagandla, Hyderabad. For the past five months, the dentist has been harvesting four varieties of microgreens — black gram, broccoli, sunflower and purple radish — for a family of four. Once she was convinced of the nutritional content and her children became curious, she attended a workshop in December 2025 and converted a bedroom of their house into a microgreen setup using an old iron book rack, two lights and four trays. “Watching the seeds sprout and grow into vibrant microgreens is fascinating and a stage of learning for children,” she says.

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