Corrine F.
It's like having a garden in your kitchen
Shanti G.
I grow them in a jar & they sprouted in a few days. I eat them with salad and sandwiches.
K G.
THESE IS THE BEST SPROUTING SEEDS. GOOD BLEND FOR SALADS OR SANDWICHES, VERY HIGH GERMINATION RATE, EASY TO WORK WITH, AND COMES WITH A 20% OFF COUPON FOR NRXT PURCHASE,
valorie e.
Fast growing and fresh. Everyone loves these sprouts.
greeneyes
Love them. They sprouted fast
Hferguson
Follow the instructions and you’ll have fresh sprouts in about 4 days. I have a dual jar setup where you can soak overnight then flip the jar so it stays dry through the mesh opening.
Very fun and easy to add to so many meals. Even my picky kids tried them and liked them.
El Heru El
Great quality, followed instructions, they came out perfect
Veronica Mabee
I used to buy this mix at sprouts but they don't sell it anymore. Was so happy to find it here. The flavors are amazing.
Mary Jane Burton
I watched a video for technique. The seeds sprouted quite well. And produced a good harvest.
Amazon Customer
I love this product! I also ordered the draining caps that fit on a Mason jar and followed the instructions. I only used 1 tablespoon of seeds and had plenty of sprouts until my next batch was ready!
Tee
Very delicious great any time of the day
MrWonderfull
Sprouts are hard to find in many stores due to people getting sick. So we decided to grow at home. These seeds grow quick. You can see them start to grow after 1 to 2 days. Bought a sprout starter on Amazon with sections, I am growing batches 3 to 4 days apart. Will buy these seeds again.
Clayton B.
Awesome, grew fast
PhilZone
It's my first experience growing my own sprouts. I notice that about 3% of the seeds don't germinate with each batch, but I'm more than happy with that. I will buy again, and again, and again. Good product.
Amazon Customer
It was my first time growing sprouts ever, and I'm so glad I ordered these seeds. I put a spoonful of seeds into a jar (small spoon) and followed directions. I don't think it equated even a tablespoon per jar. 6 days later my jars are PACKED. They're super tasty too, I can definitely tell when I eat some radish sprouts because they have that spice to them. Overall I think it's a great deal for how many jars I'll be able to make. Very happy ✨
Hazel
I like this product. I used the salad sprouts in salads, on sandwiches. I enjoy the process of growing them. It’s easy and rewarding.
Mamacita
I tried this for my salads and works exactly as it should and a tablespoon or two is all you need to grow enough for the week. Very happy that it’s organic as well. It makes me feel good knowing there’s no chemicals in my food.
Fay A.
Sprouting very easy! Clean for salad or sandwiches!!!
Lisa
You get a lot of seeds, so worth it.
Deborah
I love the sprout seeds!!! I have started quite a few jars of sprouts. They spouted real nice and are very tasty!! I would recommend these sprouts!
Todd
Easy to grow and lots of sprouts
Bonnie Ray
Grew in jars with the rinse and strain method then let them have some natural light- greened up then turned them out onto a pie pan with wet paper towels and they are still going. A little goes a long way.
Lauren valencia
100% get this size for the best bang for your buck. It will last your a long time and the mixture is great for a variety of vitamins and health benefits
Stephanie Brown
This mix is delicious :)
Noel Cabral
They work as intended
astrid moreno
Great product from germination rate this is day 4! Only a small amount didn't germinate but this was only 3 tbsp of seed!
Monty G Jones
It’s was good
Jezzoid
Use the mason jar sprouted with the wide mouth
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and purchase the wide mouth drip screens separately
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Amazon Customer
Seeds grew pretty fast I only plant a little at a time since I use them for small topping but the seeds did great in the soil ! Already growing my next batch . Good quality seeds.
Ariana Lupinacci
These are some tasty greens for sure! I love putting them on my sandwiches or even to add a little nutritious decoration to my meals! I read someone say they like to put them in their soup, so I tried it and to my surprise it was actually delicious in there! 10/10 would recommend. Can’t wait to try other batches. PS great value for tons of seeds. Lasting me a good long time!!!
Anthony Gorst
I grow mine in a mason jar and I’d guess I have about an 80-85% sprout rate. They taste good and the price was reasonable.
Zifa
I am not a green thumb, but microgreens are the one thing I can grow successfully These seeds grew beautifully on both my mat-based system as well as in a jar. They spouted even more quickly than I expected - I planted them on a Saturday and was harvesting by Thursday!
Greg Varnadore
The bean sprots are small in size works well in sandwiches and salads has good flavor.
Sarah S.
These seeds all sprouted... Virtually no old maids! The mix may be a bit heavy on radish but still tasted very good. I enjoyed eating them over several days at different stages of development all the way through big, green open leafy heads. The flavor changes as they mature. They got too tall for my multi level sprouter so I left the layers open on plates. They are quite fun to watch grow as they grow so very much each day. Well worth the price in my opinion.
Leslie
They grew within days and I was able to wash and eat.
USF Bull
The seeds that actually sprouted are good but too many seeds aren’t any good.
Book lover
good mix, consistent sprouting, which is NOT a given with other sprouts.
Gregory F.
This sprouting salad mix is excellent. Most every seed sprouted and by day five I had a huge reward. Chrisp and wonderful tasting.
I will continue to order these on a regular basis.
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Kenneth Bishop
Sturdy packaging. Great instructions. Highly recommend future purchases from this firm.
charker
This mixed seed assortment has a high germination rate and the flavors are fine. No disappointment here.
Amazon Customer
Sprouted in 4 days in my greenhouse window despite the cold weather. Happy with this purchase.
Bethany Veil
I was trying to grow microgreens and I would not recommend this product for that. If you just want sprouts that don't have a lot of green, it will probably do ok for that. I only got about half the seeds to germinate both times. I first tried just in water like the instructions said, then in a bit of soil. In water even when changing daily it smelled sour in a week and only half seeds had sprouted. I am liking the results of the soil better for microgreens like the picture, but because it's a mixture of seeds they don't really grow and sprout at the same rate. The seeds are really small that I would only use in a jar sprouter if I were you. I am using grow lights after sprouting. My picture is 2 weeks after starting in soil. I did like flavor in water, but because or soured smell I didn't eat the seed part, just green.
Judy D.
Everyone loved this in soup
HFN
Very fast to germinate them as sprouts. Within 7 days, with just 2 rinses a day, they are perfect for sandwich, salads, etc. My chickens love them too ;)
Jeremy Byron
They grew well the first time. The second time I forgot to boil and sanitize my jars so I have to throw it out and start over but that's all on me.
barbara goff
Taste good, fast growth, easy care, shipping simple and fast no problems - Thank you!
Sarah Ford
They sprouted quickly and they're delicious and nutritious. A small handful becomes a huge batch of crunchy sprouts, great for salads and sandwiches.
dianne bennett
I love sprouts. I know the seeds that are spicy, like radish and daikon. This bag is described as spicy but they are not in the least. They are good sprouts but now I have to go through this whole 1 pound bag always wishing they were spicy. A bit disappointed.
Mark L
We are getting about a 70% germination rate with this product. That’s a bit disappointing. The radish in the packet is a bit over-powering. The manufacturer should consider backing off a little with those seeds. Other than that, all else is good. We are a return customer.
kevin brown
Easy to do and all the seeds sprouted. As far as sprouts go they were a pleasant addition to our salads.
Kelli sexton
Okay not great
Danielle White
Using these salad sprouts to augment our veggies/salads. They sprout quickly and easily in a mason jar!
jeisenstadt
I am giving this as a gift, so, unfortunately, I have not been able to attest to the germination rates. This will be used with the mason jar screen method of growing sprouts. Compared with another brand that I purchased on Amazon, Nature Jims with a best-by date of 10/25, this bag does not have a best-by date. The packaging looks new, but I would feel better knowing that the seeds were packaged recently.
Salad sprouts make a good addition to one's diet, especially in winter, when produce is often otherwise greenhouse grown and not fresh.
Bill
These seeds are so virile they are busting out of the hulls after one day of being wet, in the picture of day 4 you can see they are actually edible already... what an aroma, by day 6 they were on the sandwich, so delicious too.
Geoff
These did well in a sprouting jar and the first time in a sprouting tray. I had some issues with my sprouting trays on a second attempt (not this product's fault, everything failed) and I haven't had time to try them again, but I'd say they did well under proper conditions. I'm looking forward to trying them this Winter in some new sprouting jars I've acquired!
Matt
I have some growing right now. I cannot follow their instructions of rinsing every 4 hours, because who has time for that ? They are sprouting and germination rate seems good. 5 days tomorrow, and will take some more days to reach a size for a salad. My home temps are at 68 degrees. If warmer they would be growing faster. No idea on flavor yet, but it seems like a yummy blend.
NotSoSimple
From a first time sprouter, these worked great. They were delicious and I was very happy with the germination rate. I used the sprouting lids (Not included) from another manufacturer and it was super easy.
Wendi Barker
I've started growing microgreens to add to salads and sandwiches. These work nicely each time I use them.
I have sprouted these both in a tray with light, and also in a mason jar. Both ways ended up done in about the same amount of time. I think I find the mason jar a bit easier to do as you just soak the seeds, then rinse them a few times a day until they are ready.
Amazon Customer
Everything I could ever want-delicious, nutritious, and fast to grow! It took a little under a week and then the sprouts lasted for a while in my sprouter too. They’re very tasty, I really like them on egg sandwiches :)
Tabytha Collazo
Sprouts and micro greens seeds, super easy to grow. Super high germination rate. Grows super fast. Harvest within a few days. Great flavor
Amazon Customer
Quick to sprout, great flavor mix, tasty
Joyce Belford
I like the bag it comes in, easy to keep unused seeds. Taste great and easy germination.
tania fuentes
Fun to grow and enjoy. Nutritious to boot! Crunchy savory flavorful and packed with nutrients takes a couple days to soak and then sprout. Bag has plenty multiple servings 20 + helps with digestion- cant think of enough good things definitely worthy addition to your weekly routine! N'Joy :)
Michael C.
Haven't tried this one yet but good service and fast shipping. Love their products.
Buttonsvixen
So the first time I tried to grow these, in a glass jar, they grew but got moldy, so I bought a sprout sprouter thing with more drainage which worked way better. I was also adding too much seed. Following the instructions on the sprouter informed me I “wasn’t doing it right” and you only need a little. This one pound bag will last a long time. Taste good, grows in about four-five days.
Casey
Easy and nutritious!
I'm new to the sprouts game but did some research and was ready to give it a try. This is competitively priced to other brands. I picked up screen lids for mason jars and grew mine in the jar. First time I tried, I messed up the process. Figured out what I did wrong and second time, no problems. I'm assuming there's always a few seeds that just don't germinate as well. So far, I'm satisfied and would buy again.
Cynthia Mutch
It takes about 4 days to get a full jar of nice green sprouts. Easy to use and the seeds sprout everytime.
Heather Murphy
This blend is great! If you like broccoli, this taste is very similar. This blend germinated easily and with in 5 days I had micro-greens to enjoy. 10 out of 10 recommend.
Dracaena Trifasciata
During the winter I grow sprouts to add to our veggie intake. These work well for both sprouts and microgreens. The germination rate is great and it is nice to have a seed blend rather than just one type of seed. They store compactly and the packing is handy for resealing. This will be a staple on my sprouting shelf.
DisseminateJoy
This is a really nice blend for sandwiches and salads. I love the spiciness of the radish sprouts with the milder other flavors. These sprout fast and the end result is delicious!
Swimkim
Tasty on sandwiches, in salads. I use an Easy Sprouter and just about every seed sprouted. Very happy with these.
lynda
Great price and product. Thanks
Trisha Orendorff
Easy to grow...just waiting to eat them. We probably will on tacos tonight! I'll use them on mashed potatoes, sandwiches, and so much more. Love the size of the bag!
Lester Regacho
I was hesitant to buy this at first because it might not grow but it did. I like that I grow it my kitchen and it can be readily available when needed and it does taste great as well, better quality than store bought I believe which I was happy. Definitely a good value for how much I can harvest. I highly recommend it!
Cat's Eye
I am not having any issues with germination on these sprouts. They are sprouting very quickly, within a few days of planting, and the container I use is full of them. They are growing very fast and look healthy. They taste great and have a good variety. I have gotten other types of seeds from this same company and have always had good results, so they are one I am willing to buy from again.
Gman
put about 2 tablespoons in a quart grower. Most all the seeds germinated.
Sarita Loves Living
I really like this seed mix. I decided to try them after trying the alfalfa seeds from the same brand. I put these in my automatic bean sprouter and was able to harvest delicious sprouts in just a few days. All the seeds I used sprouted and they taste good. I'd definitely order these again. The price is better than other brands I've had so it's definitely a good value for the money. I highly recommend these seeds. I'll be trying their other varieties.
CNH
I used to grow my own microgreens until life got in the way. Now a mother to kids and critters, I knew that adding sprouts to our diet would help keep our lives balanced and healthy. I tried another brand and had about a 50% growth rate prior to trying this brand.
These come safely packed in a foil lined brown envelope. I use the jar method for sprouting and found that almost all the seeds sprouted and greened up nicely. They are fresh and taste as expected, although two jars don't go near as far as I thought they would. Will need to invest in some more jars.
Can't ask for more and will be sticking with this brand.
bkrhkr
Do NOT FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS! We use a 1qt. Mason jar with a perforated plastic lid. 1TBS of seeds, soak overnight then rinse 2x/day until sprouts fill jar. Harvest! Ready to eat!
Steve’s Reviews
I love growing my own greens. I’ve tried quite a few different companies and brands out there. This mix of seeds is not bad overall but not the best that I used either. Germination rate was probably around 60 to 75%. Flavor of what sprouted was good. Sprouts are very beneficial and healthy to you. It is reported the nutritional value is much higher in sprouts than it is the full grown product. Give sprouting a try!
123Ruby
Great flavor and percentage of sprouts per batch - I use 1 T. in a growing tray and when fully sprouted there was a high yield. It only takes about 4 days to fully sprout. The flavor is very tasty, you can certainly taste the radish etc., makes for a great bowl of fresh greens. Very happy with the quality of these seeds!
Bookwyrm
These Home Grown seeds are marked non-GMO and Heirloom. They seem fresh, but there is no Best By date, which is a pretty big lack, imo. So far, these have germinated really well, though, as you can see from the pictures. And the sprouts were absolutely delicious!
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ava curtiss
Love these sprouts, had I known how easy sprouts are to grow I would have been sprouting for years now, but I didn't know. Now that I know I will never stop growing these delicious and healthy sprouts yummy
Robin Katherine Register
This was my first try at growing my own sprouts and microgreens. My first batch was disappointing so I planted the second batch in soil and coconut coil mix and I liked the results much better. Nice and crunchy with a little spiciness. I liked these in my salads and stir-fry. Good value for the money
V. Williams
Sprouts and Microgreens Seeds Bulk Mix (16oz): Broccoli, Alfalfa, Radish, Clover Seeds for Sprouting - Grow Healthy Non-GMO Micro Greens - Sprout Seeds Variety Pack - Even Spread of Varieties
WOW! These spout very quickly; a couple days. My experience with the broccoli sprouts is that they are slower to start, but with this variety I have all kinds of sprouts within two days, and growing quickly daily. These will be delicious. I especially enjoy the alfalfa but with the radish and clover seeds as well a very enjoyable taste with an extra spark of flavor. Love the way they enhance a boring sandwich!
BN
I am very excited about my first attempt at growing microgreens. I have both salad sprouts and broccoli sprouts from this company. Broccoli Sprouts: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P49WHHP I am using 5” x 7” glass containers with lids because I already had two of them. I decided to start one type before the other so that when I was finished with the first, I could eat the other while the first type was growing again. The grow medium I used, which I have reviewed, was also purchased from Amazon. The link is: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08M13Q1KN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
After the initial planting, when I removed the lid from the container, I worried that I may have over watered because I saw white stuff that I mistook for mold. I researched and learned that the white webbing is common and harmless and disappears at the sprouts grow. The salad sprouts aren’t quite ready but they look healthy and grow each day.
Colorgirl
I have grown microgreens on and off for some time now. One thing I have learned is that not only do different seeds sprout at different times, but they all grow at different rates. Mixing them is silly.
HOW THESE COME
I thought that these would come in four packets inside of the large envelope, allowing me to customize the mix in my microgreens tray. I was wrong. They come all mixed up in a bag that you can reseal.
HOW TO GROW THESE
As I said, putting these together is a failure waiting to happen. Been there. Done That. So, the only way that I use these is to literally sit down and separate the seeds out and divide them up in my sections of the microgreens tray.
DO THEY WORK?
These will sprout once they are divided out, but honestly it is so much work to do this that I would not bu them again.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Unless separating the seeds out and growing them in different sections, this mix is pretty much useless.
MY RATING
TWO STARS. If this was divided out in four envelopes inside of the big one, it would be wonderful. As it is, it is a LOT of work to make this successful. Mid winter I might have more time to mess with that, but for now, in the busy growing season, forget it.
J. Brewer
This salad seed mixed worked great on my 10 x 20" microgreen trays. They had a high germination rate and grew within about 10-13 days.
HOW I GREW THEM: Load your 10x20 tray with about an inch of soil. Wet the soil so it is damp but not soaking wet. Sprinkle the seed generously on top. 25 grams is a good starting point then adjust up or down from there depending on how dense you prefer your microgreens. These greens have no problem growing quite densely. Mist the seeds again to assure they have moisture. Cover this tray/soil/seed with another 10x20 tray and stick about 5-10 pounds of weight on top of the tray. This tray will keep the seeds moist and dark and will provide a weight for them to push against and grow strong with. Leave them in this stage for around 3ish days or until they begin to push the top tray up. This will also help them germinate closer together since this is a mix of different greens that have different growth/germination times. After 3-4 days remove the top tray, water the microgreens with 1-2 cups of water, and place them under a sunny window or under a grow light. Water them once daily. I prefer to use a two tray system consisting of a tray with holes inside of a tray without holes. This allows me to water them from below and reduce mold issues. After 10-14 days you'll have some solid microgreens! Slice them off above the soil with a knife and eat them on EVERYTHING. Yum.
L Parr
My favorite sprouts so far! I’ve tried the alfalfa sprouts from this company and like them just fine. But I have to honestly say I have never had a blend of sprouts in the same jar at one time! I guess I thought the different sprouts might sprout at different times and I didn’t wanna be chewing on a bunch of seeds so I never tried to mix my own. Having this mixture of sprouts was really enjoyable! You get a full pound of sprouts for under a dollar an ounce! They come in a resealable bag. I found that to be a good value.
sellyC
Soaked and rinsed 3x/ day and these sprouted great. 1/4 cup of seeds fully sprouted filled three 32 oz mason jars. The second round I soaked 1/3 cup and it filled 4 mason jars. Both were too much for 2 people. Next time I’ll try 2 tablespoons.
You can really taste the radish sprouts, it’s a strong flavor but so good on salads and sandwiches. Very happy with this purchase, great value for the amount of food you get.
E.Swope
This mix did not do very well. While the seeds seem fresh, some of the seeds take longer to sprout than others, specifically the broccoli, which is why I have not seen many similar mixes. I went a little overboard last year and bought a pound of a seed mix which was like this one, without the broccoli. I was disappointed that I only got 8-% germination. With this mix, after 3 day less than 50% had sprouted. I was hesitant to drain and rinse at that point, thinking the rest would ot sprout, which is exactly what happened.
I do not grow them with a paper towel. I have a pretty substantial garden and do not need a facsimile. If you are growing these for salads or sandwiches it does not make sense to grow them as a "cutting garden". You wind up losing near half of the sprout. I grew them in a sprouting jar, as I have for the past 20+ years. These did less well than any mix I can remember in all of the years I have been growing them, and I believe it is because the broccoli seeds need longer to sprout than the others. Alfalfa and clover, radish seeds usually sprout in a day or two. Broccoli takes more like 3-5 days.
I will add a photo later today, but by now they should have all been up. I got less than 50%
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Updating to say that no photo will be added. At the point when they ought to have been drained and rinsed twice daily, I had 2-30% sprouted. When I turned it on its' side, ants (somehow) got into it. It was a loss anyway. I had such a small percentage which sprouted and adding water to try to get the rest to sprout caused the first batch to rot. I think from now on I will stick with mundane mixes which work, where the varieties sprout at more or less the same speed. Alfalfa, clover and radish work together, but broccoli takes longer. This mix really did not work for me.
Neesy
This is my first time growing sprouts. It was a decent experience, but I expected better results in 5 days, as you can see from the tray in the back they are short, I'm going to try again and give an update. I used regular storage container lined with paper towel, and followed the directions on the package. Last night I did another set, and this morning I placed them on Coco mats, so hopefully this set will grow better
It's a nice mix of flavors, not much sweetness, mostly spicy with a crunchy texture.
Howe's it going?
We love sprouts at our house! These are quality seeds, have a high germination rate, and are delicious. I started a batch in a jar and they were ready in four days. You get a good amount of seeds that will make several batches of sprouts or microgreens. I use 2tbs in each quart jar and they make a lot of sprouts that lasts about a week. I love the mix of seeds, which creates a lovely fresh flavor. These are great!
Cupkate
I was really excited to order these. I thought however that I was going to be getting a package of different seeds in individual packs. This is either all sprout seeds or all the listed items are all mixed up. I guess we will plant and see what happens. In my excitement I didn't read the description clearly or it actually was not clear. But the seeds are fresh and well packed and you do get a whole heaping lot.
Henry Wolford
We use growing frames designed for microgreens and these sprouted reliably and grew well.
Michael J
This is a nice assortment for sprouting,, and the price is right, too, at under $18/lb. My usual crop is around a half teaspoon of seed or less, which means you’ve got enough here for a new crop every week for a year.
My system for growing sprouts is very simple and doesn’t require any special equipment- just a large mouth canning jar and a plastic lid, or something similar. I put the seeds in the jar, add a half cup or water, and let that sit for an hour. Then I carefully drain the water, and replace the lid loosely. Twice a day I rinse and drain the seeds. That’s it. When the sprouts are big enough to eat I empty the jar and start a new batch.
A good fraction of these seeds started to sprout less than 24 hours after my initial soaking, which tells me that they haven’t been sitting in a warehouse for a year drying out. Every time I rinse the jar I saw a few more had sprouted. But after more than a week, half still hadn’t sprouted. I’m not sure if there’s something wrong with my method, or if I have a bad batch, or..? I’ll start another batch and report back.
