Nature Jims Sprouts Salad Sprout Mix - Organic Salad Mix for Growing - Non-GMO Microgreen Seeds - Healthy Broccoli, Alfalfa, Radish, Clover Sprouting Seeds Variety Blend - Microgreens Growing 1lb

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These seeds are great quality and quick to sprout with little to no waste. Ive had very few if any seeds that didn’t sprout. Tasty and nutritious! No smell either 🌱 😊

Don't know who reported that these sprouts don't germinate. But they were WRONG. My guess is that they did not treat them correctly. We followed instructions and they sprouted in just a day or two and were delicious. Great product!!!!

The Salad Mix seeds looked beautiful out of the bag. No debris. I soaked them for ~6h before seeding, changing the rain water 2-3 times; I used rain water exclusively. From 1 tbsp of seeds there was only a few floaters (<5). I definitely recommend soaking as the seeds swell and get a jump on germination. Indeed, the next day the seeds were fully germinated! Just look at the pics I posted after a few days of growth. The greens are vibrant, lush, and full of flavor.The only bump in the road with this mix was the radish. Don't get me wrong, I love radishes. But the radish microgreen flavor is quite potent and a bit overpowering, making it difficult to appreciate the other flavors. Fortunately, the radish outgrows the others in the mix, and is easily trimmed with a pair of shears without impacting those in the lower tier. If you look at the pics I posted you'll see that the canopy is somewhat 2-tiered, with radish on top and everything else below. So depending on how spicy you want the harvest, you can trim to taste. It works out quite nicely. I highly recommend this seed mix. Good Luck!GROWING DETAILS✔︎ I used 6x9 disposable plastic (PP) containers with lids.✔︎ For a growing substrate I tried both loose coco coir (~0.5 inches deep) and coco coir liner (presoaked in rain water for 4-6h, with several water changes). When using the liner, I covered it with a thin layer of loose coco coir to cushion and surround the seeds (like a bed). Both substrates worked equally well.✔︎ The presoaked seeds (~6h soak time, with 2x water changes) were sprinkled evenly onto the coco coir bed and gentle pressed in.✔︎ Planter trays with seeds were kept in the dark for 2 days, misting with rain water 2x each day, with the lid on loose (not sealed).✔︎ On Day 3, the planter trays with fully germinated seeds (and lids removed) were placed under a full-spectrum grow light. PPFD levels were initially 200 umol/m2/s, then gradually increased to 400 umol/m2/s over the next few days.✔︎ I found that supplementing the microgreens with a hydroponic nutrient solution markedly increased the fullness and height of the crop. I used a 10-5-14 mix, diluted 1:2 with rain water. Initially I spritzed it on the leaves, but then added it directly to the coco coir substrate. I definitely recommend, especially if the crop will be grown beyond 5-6 days.

They smell wonderful and fresh, excellent variety, easy to grow with the best health benefits! I make these a part of every meal because they taste so good!

Used the Mason jar method a 1 quart/32oz jar, soaked two tablespoons for about 8-12 hours and already saw many sprouts. Had a full jar of sprouts within 5-6 days. I'd fill my jar and strain the greens 2-3 times a day to keep them moist and growing. They tasted great on a burger instead of using lettuce and are an interesting little salad on there own. Even if I grew this constantly I think this bag will last me awhile.