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1. licituj says

   November 4, 2019 at 5:13 pm

   When the greens poke up about an inch high and the wet newspaper cover is sitting on top of the still-yellow leaves, I call it the push-up day, or the final day of their stint in the dark. This is the day that you ll want to move trays into the light. I have a freestanding shelf that s 20 inches wide, 12 inches deep, and 72 inches high, and it has a cupboard to keep the trays in the dark and four shelves above the cupboard for the trays to turn green and grow. This shelf illustrates the absolute minimum amount of space you ll need to grow enough salad greens for four people to have a good-sized tossed salad every day.