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Hands down our favorite and most popular sprouter. Stackable tray sprouting system grows variable quantities and several crops at once. Simple, BPA free, dishwasher safe, and made in the USA. If you are unsure about which sprouter to buy... this is the one.
he Sprout Garden tray sprouting system is hands down our favorite sprouter. It is inexpensive, easy to use, and takes up very little counter space in your kitchen. There are not small peices to lose, no moving parts and it stacks higher and higher if you buy multiple sprouters. It will allow you to grow anything from small quantities up to large family volumes. Many other sprouting options simply will not handle the volume demands that this sprouter does elegantly. If you are unsure which sprouter to buy, this is the one we'd recommend. For the price, there is no better sprouter on the planet. We are so confident that you will love this sprouter, it comes with a lifetime replacement warranty!
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
110 of 110 people found the following review helpful
By MelodyL
Amazon Verified Purchase
I am a sprouter. I have tried all the methods. Mason jars, Hemp bags, etc. etc. etc.
Nothing beats the round green trays. They take up NO room whatsoever. They fit in the teeniest, tiniest spaces. They stack one on top of the other. Oh, they DO NOT DRIP ON INTO THE OTHER, for example, you don't pour water on the top and the water goes into the bottom. These trays don't work like that. When I want to give my sprouts a cool drink, I simply fill a bowl with cool water (I add a few drops of liquid kelp by the way (so this is a BIG hint to sprouters), Look up Liquid Kelp. So I simply take each tray and dunk and set it on the drainboard by the sink. After a few minutes, they have drained into my sink, and then I stack them. After 4 or so days, each tray is filled to the top with plumb BEAUTIFUL sprouts, but now they are ready to be greened up (filled with chlorophyll)so what do I do? I set them on my shelves, one tray next to another, so I have 3 trays on each shelf. (I use book shelves). I have a pole lamp with 3 lights. I simply bring the pole lamp in front of the shelves, turn on the pole light and in a few hours, my sprouts are NICE AND PLUMB AND GREEN. You can't put sprouts in the sun, they will get cooked. This way is easy, fun and VERY ECONOMICAL. So Happy Sprouting!!!!
Nothing beats the round green trays. They take up NO room whatsoever. They fit in the teeniest, tiniest spaces. They stack one on top of the other. Oh, they DO NOT DRIP ON INTO THE OTHER, for example, you don't pour water on the top and the water goes into the bottom. These trays don't work like that. When I want to give my sprouts a cool drink, I simply fill a bowl with cool water (I add a few drops of liquid kelp by the way (so this is a BIG hint to sprouters), Look up Liquid Kelp. So I simply take each tray and dunk and set it on the drainboard by the sink. After a few minutes, they have drained into my sink, and then I stack them. After 4 or so days, each tray is filled to the top with plumb BEAUTIFUL sprouts, but now they are ready to be greened up (filled with chlorophyll)so what do I do? I set them on my shelves, one tray next to another, so I have 3 trays on each shelf. (I use book shelves). I have a pole lamp with 3 lights. I simply bring the pole lamp in front of the shelves, turn on the pole light and in a few hours, my sprouts are NICE AND PLUMB AND GREEN. You can't put sprouts in the sun, they will get cooked. This way is easy, fun and VERY ECONOMICAL. So Happy Sprouting!!!!
43 of 43 people found the following review helpful
By L. Burlew
I must say I love my sprouter. The holes are small and only on the edges so I don't have the roots all growing down to the next level like I do with another of my small sprouters.
I have found that 2 to 3 tablespoons of leafy seed fills it wonderfully with strong growth. It is also good at growing mung beans but I'm finding myself eating so many green sprouts I do not like to "waste" the space with beans so I just grow them in a crock.
I have seen recomendations of eating up to six cups a day of mixed sprouts (not alfalfa) I think I must be close. For a simple, easy, no nonsense sprouter this is one of the best. Like I said I'm ordering a second one so I can just grow them up.
I have found that 2 to 3 tablespoons of leafy seed fills it wonderfully with strong growth. It is also good at growing mung beans but I'm finding myself eating so many green sprouts I do not like to "waste" the space with beans so I just grow them in a crock.
I have seen recomendations of eating up to six cups a day of mixed sprouts (not alfalfa) I think I must be close. For a simple, easy, no nonsense sprouter this is one of the best. Like I said I'm ordering a second one so I can just grow them up.
26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
By Viking Navy
Amazon Verified Purchase
I have owned this style of sprouter for 40 years. I love it and am still using my 40 year old one.
I just bought three more. One for each of my kids.
I just bought three more. One for each of my kids.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good product for growing sprouts!
Excellent product!!! I have had several "harvests" and the sprouts are excellent in salads! I just wish they would balance a bit better when you have several layers (unless... Read more
Published 29 days ago by J. Siegel
4.0 out of 5 stars
overall good product
This kit is great for sprouting seeds. I have tried to grow wheat grass in them and it tends to mold alot more than other containers. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Irina Tenorio
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best on the market
We have been sprouting on and off for 30 years. During this time we have used a variety of sprouting techniques, including mason jars with lids. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Douglas K. Erlandson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works Great!
This sprout tray system works very well. Everything that I have tried so far has germinated. That includes beans, alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, peas, sunflower seeds, clover..... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Sam Zitterkob
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sailboat perfection
11 weeks sailing around The Bahamas and these proved to be a wonderful addition to our galley. We stacked them and kept them hanging from a grab-rail in a reusable grocery sack... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Jennifer Portz
5.0 out of 5 stars
I use them all the time
I only sprout broccoli, but I have also used these trays to sprout wheatgrass. These trays are easy to clean, store, and use to sprout. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Vernon
5.0 out of 5 stars
I love it!
The Family Sprouting Kit is awesome. Easy to use and great for storage. My nine year old daughter likes it as well. We plan on buying other types of seeds for sprouting.
Published 3 months ago by Sherena Chin
5.0 out of 5 stars
A lot of unnecessary fake five star reviews, but the Sprout Garden...
I have been sprouting my own stuff for over ten years now (ever since the old Alfalfa sprout recall), and couldn't be happier. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Samuel Mitchell
5.0 out of 5 stars
Yummy sprouts any time!
With the multiple trays, you can always have fresh sprouts growing and available. Easy to use, Since they stack, they don't take up a lot of counter space. Easy to clean.
Published 4 months ago by Jackie Vaughan
4.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to use, clean, and store
My favorite thing about this is how little space it takes up when you're not using it. It probably sprouts as well as many other products, but the ability to take up what little... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Crissie
