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Yes, you can harvest most of our plants leaf by leaf. This means they continue to grow for many weeks or even months. For example, a single lettuce plant yields the equivalent of about three supermarket lettuces. The big advantage: You only harvest as much as you need, avoiding food waste. However, there comes a time when the plant enters the flowering phase or the stem becomes too strong – then you harvest the entire plant and start with a new one.

All seeds at Everleaf are non-GMO and organically grown as much as possible. But don't worry, the plants you grow are still free of pesticides, fungicides, insecticides, plant hormones or other suspect substances! We have tested all the plants in our range long and hard to ensure that you have a successful growing experience.

We also offer you the option to purchase empty plant capsules from us so that you can grow your own seeds and varieties.

Sure! We not only offer filled plant capsules, but also empty capsules so you can use your own seeds.

For our substrate we only use 100% compostable coconut fibers - completely free of peat and therefore harmless to nature.

Of course! The current range is just the beginning. We are constantly testing new varieties and plan to offer more varieties soon. Feel free to share your ideas for new plants with us!

If one or more of your plants haven't germinated after 30 days, you will, of course, receive a credit for the affected plant – no exceptions. The amount will be credited to your customer account and can be automatically redeemed with your next order.

To claim the germination guarantee, please email us at hi@myeverleaf.com and attach a photo of the substrate carefully torn open in the middle, revealing the seeds. This will help us understand the possible cause and continually improve our germination rates.

Because sustainability is important to us, we don't ship non-germinated plants individually, but instead offset them with a credit note on your next order. This way, we avoid unnecessary packaging and transport – for the sake of the environment.