Grown vertically in San Antonio

Greens picked this morning, on your plate tonight.

Eighteen varieties grown indoors, two miles from the Pearl. Cut to order, never warehoused, collected the same day — you pay when you get them.

Cut to order
No pesticides
Farm pickup or delivery
Pay when you receive them
How ordering works

A request, not a checkout.

No subscription to manage, no card details on file. Tell us what you want and when you can collect it.

Requests answered within a few hours, Mon–Sat.

01

Choose your greens

Browse eighteen varieties, pick a 2 oz or 4 oz cut, and add what you want to your basket. Any combination, any quantity.

No minimum

02

Send the request

Name, phone, and whether you want farm pickup or delivery. Give us a day that works. It takes about a minute.

No card needed

03

We confirm and harvest

You get a reply with a pickup or delivery window, usually within a few hours. We cut your order that same morning.

Same-day cut

04

Pay when you get them

Cash, card or tap at the gate or at your door. Bring your containers back next time and we sanitize and reuse them.

Pay on receipt

Inside the farm

Vertical by design, Texan by nature.

Our whole operation fits in a climate-controlled room, which means a hundred-degree August changes nothing about the greens we cut on Tuesday.

Trays stack twelve levels high under a tuned white spectrum, fed by a closed-loop irrigation system that recirculates everything the roots don't drink. No soil runoff, no field, no pesticide — just seed, water, light and air.

Because we're this close to the kitchens we sell to, nothing waits in a cooler. A tray cut at seven in the morning reaches a plate on South Flores by lunch, still holding the water it grew on.

Varieties in rotation
18
Days seed to cut
8
Less water than field
95%
Days a year indoors
365
Why microgreens

Small leaves, a serious amount of plant.

Grown for the first two weeks of a plant's life — the point where everything it has is packed into the smallest possible leaf.

01

Nutrient dense by weight

A cotyledon is the most concentrated part of a plant's life. Microgreens carry up to forty times the nutrients of the mature leaf, ounce for ounce.

02

Flavor that does the work

Essential oils sit in the stem and leaf at this stage, so a pinch of radish or basil replaces a squeeze of lemon or a torn bunch of herbs.

03

Alive when it arrives

Cut within hours of your pickup, not days. That is why it still snaps — the cell walls have not had time to go slack in a cold case.

On the menu at twelve San Antonio kitchens.

Questions

The things we get asked most.

Ready when you are

Build a basket, and we'll cut it tomorrow morning.