Organic Sprouting Microgreen Seeds 8 Variety Starter Packs (295g) - Broccoli, Alfalfa, Red Cabbage, Pea, Cress, Kale, Radish | High Germination to Sprouts & Microgreens

These germinated really quickly and were fast to grow. I grew some on paper towels, they do work like that, but they grew way faster when I switched to soil. The broccoli was planted a week before the other two and it’s still smaller. Sow them on top of a half inch soil in trays, and you’ll have micro greens to eat in 7-10 days. They taste lovely, I highly recommend these. There is also a generous amount of seeds in the packets. So far, I’ve tried about half of them, all of them germinated very fast. Very happy with my purchase. Good value for money.

These are fine if money is not an object as I think they are expensive but as a one-off purchase, I don't mind. I have looked elsewhere and compared organic prices and they are ridiculously over-priced in my opinion and I guess I won't be buying these again. Some of the seeds are fine for the standard mesh but some of the seeds warrant a very fine mesh where the drainage whole is extremely small (just smaller than the standard). The reason is that the smaller seeds just fall through the standard mesh. In that said, there's nothing wrong with the seeds. You have to do your research on each seed as some germinate in a few days and actually start showing in a day. Others take much longer even a week or more so need to do your due diligence on the individual seeds. Don't just assume they all take the same time to germinate. My first germination was really good and I had a lot the second germination wasn't so good as naturally, the seeds were different and after research realised they take long and I put mine on the paper because the seeds were small and it's as if mould developed on the paper. Where I feel had I had a smaller mesh they would have been OK. So seeds are fine, just do your due diligence and research.

The seeds really look fine and sprout as promised; good variety too. A bit expensive when compared.

Bought as gift Recipient very happy

I’ve only grown the sprouting ones so far, not any which need soil, but they are really nice. Good, different, flavours. Quite a few duds but I think that was my fault for putting too many of the very fine seeds in the jar at once. Second and subsequent attempts have been much better. I swish them around the jar after rinsing to avoid clumps and this seems to work well.

Well sealed packages of 12 varieties of organic seed for sprouting / microgreens with a good amount of seeds in each. Expensive but it it a good option for those of us new to growing sprouts, who don’t know what they like best. I sprouted in jars, and first two batches successful (alfalfa and red lentil). Kale has been very slow to show signs of life. Instructions on packs are for growing as microgreens so a bit hit and miss for what to expect growing in jars. Rocket and cress are for microgreens only, not for jars, but this is clear on the packets. I think it is a good initial purchase. Came with a guide and recipe suggestion.

I am still working my way through, but have tried several of these seeds for sprouting. A friend and I share them and compare our preferences. It's been an interesting and enjoyable introduction to sprouting. Something we both intend to continue and expand. So tasty, easy to grow with so many health benefits.

The pack gives a good cross selection but when I start to try to grow I find most of them are very tiny sprouts. I put a tbs of broccoli and a tablespoon of rabe and I have about half cup of sprouts, net very rewarding. In future I will look at the size of seeds as a guide to size of sprouts. It would have helped if there was a guide saying if you want a cup of sprouts using this seed then use 6 tbs