Question 1

Can the trays go sadly in the dishwasher?

Accepted Answer

Well I didn't ask how they were feeling when I placed them in the dishwasher, but they did look happy once they were washed, rinsed, and dried. If your dishwasher will accept emotionally challenged items they will do just fine.

Question 2

How much microgreen seeds do you use per tray? I keep overcrowding the trays

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It depends on the size of the seeds.  Just fill the tray.

Question 3

Where is it made? What are the white sheets made of and are there chemicals in the sheets?

Accepted Answer

I believe these are made in China, and the "white sheets" are simply mesh-bottomed trays that are fitted to the green ones (thus, they can be washed and used again and again). The soil-medium is spread into the white trays, and then the seeds are planted in the growth medium to germinate. When these trays are moistened to encourage germination, any excess liquid will fall into the trays (the green part) safely underneath. Once the young and tender sprouts appear and the roots are reaching far enough through the growth medium, watering can be achieved by raising the tray a bit and putting the water/plant food below for ready access to the roots. These trays are really nice and a great way to start smaller sheets of microgreens.

As to any chemicals, there aren't any specific chemicals applied to the trays at all, over and above the fact that they are made of washable plastic. Wash well, rinse and spray with a food-grade peroxide solution so bacterial/fungal growth is minimized, then allow to dry fully between uses. Beyond that, the microgreens we grow don't have any "off" taste, they are delicious. :)

Hope this answered your question to your satisfaction. Happy growing!

Question 4

Where does the paper go? on top or under the seeds? tiny alfalfa seeds fall through holes in white tray

Accepted Answer

Of course on the bottom to protect small seeds to fall down. I learned about how to grow sprouts in the trays. I explain little bit. When you put seeds on the paper and put water in a green tray than you need to cover seeds with green tray to press it down for 2 days. In 2 days when seeds start sprouting turn green tray over and cover seeds for another 2 days. After that remove green tray from the top and leave seeds open and 1-2 times a day add water as it is evaporating. In 7-9 days you will get what is on the picture. I couldn’t download picture. Sorry in 7-9 days rinse sprouts, transfer to plastic bag and store in a fridge.

ASIN	B08S3H9WDJ
Best Sellers Rank	181,470 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 582 in Plant Germination Trays
Brand Name	EBaokuup
Colour	Green,10pcs
Customer Reviews	4.1 out of 5 stars 528 Reviews
Finish Type	Unfinished
Has Drainage	Yes
Included Components	Seed Sprouter Tray, Planting Paper
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Item Dimensions	28 x 145 x 28 millimetres
Item Dimensions D x W x H	20.3D x 14.5W x 2.8H centimetres
Item Shape	Rectangular
Item Weight	0.86 Kilograms
Manufacturer	EBaokuup
Material	Polypropylene (PP)
Material Type	Polypropylene (PP)
Mounting Type	Tabletop
Number of Levels	1
Number of Pieces	40
Other Special Features of the Product	Durable
Pattern	Solid
Plant or Animal Product Type	Vegetable
Planter Form	Tray
Planter form	Tray
Product Style	Garden
Set Name	10-Piece Seed Sprouter Tray Set with Germinating Paper
Shape	Rectangular
Size	10pack
Special feature	Durable
Style	Garden
Theme	Vegetable
UPC	054114070466
Unit Count	10.0 count

EBaokuup 10 Pack Seed Sprouter Tray with Drain Holes - BPA Free Seed Garden Plant Germination Propagation Trays, Soil-Free Wheatgrass Tray Sprouter Microgreens Growing Kit with Germinating Paper

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