Alfalfa Sprouting Seed | Non GMO | Grown in USA | from Our Farm to Your Door (1 Pound (16oz))

Most Alfalfa is easy to grow and can last several days in the fridge. Rinse regularly for best results.

After soaking for 24 hours I bet I had a 99% germination rate. Awesome seed!

I follow a whole foods plant based lifestyle. Living foods, sprouts and microgreens are an important part of my diet.

As a sprout lover, I was spending WAAAY too much money on sprouts, plus the packaging is terribly wasteful. Now, I grow my own, and it's cool to know that I'm doing good for my family and the planet, and saving a ton of money! You don't need anything fancy: a glass mayo jar that's been through the dishwasher, a thick rubber band, and some sort of netting cut bigger than the mouth. I get garlic in little nets, and double those up so the tiny seeds don't fall through, but water flows easily. Cheesecloth also works. Add seed then add twice enough water to cover. Let sit about 4 hours (if you forget and they stay in longer, it's okay). Pour out water. Sit at an angle so netting faces down.Do your research on what to do after that, 'cause all situations are different. Now, in regards to the seed itself, about a tenth of the seeds don't sprout, but it might be me and not the seed. I may have been leaving the seeds too damp, and that can hinder oxygen intake, from what I've been reading. I've got a new batch starting up, and I'm taking a different tack (a steeper angle, fewer soakings). We'll see. Good luck!

good to have a bit of green, fresh food all winter, so easy in a window

The bag came quickly and sealed properly. If you know, you know lol Directions were clear and easy to follow. After a few days, I had great tasting sprouts. Highly recommend purchasing this product.

I flamed the broccoli sprouts pretty hard, but only because they were nasty beyond belief. These, on the other hand, are pretty good! You know you want them! Get them. It doesn’t make you a hippie, brother! Those love-beads and sandals, though...

These Alfalfa sprouts are a BIG step up from store lettuce. They are light,crunchy and have a nice flavor. Anyone can grow these, I do it as I make my morning coffee and it takes just a quick minute. Sprouting seeds and growing microgreens will give you independence from much of the not so nutrient dense pesticide sprayed produce section at the market.