GAIA Sprouter from GAIA Sprouters companyHighly nutritious sprouts on demandWhy are young seed sprouts so good for you? because they're packed with bio-available enzymes, phytonutrients (plant chemicals containing protective compounds), vitamins, minerals, amino-acids and proteins, all easily digested and absorbed.About the gaia clay sprouterFor sprouts to grow in the gaia sprouter, only a small amount of space and basic equipment is needed. It does not depend on the seasons, nor does it require any fertilizers. The gaia sprouter consists of 2 growing trays, base and lid. The growing trays are made of unglazed earthenware that is highly porous and able to breathe allowing the absorption and release of moisture to maintain a constant level of humidity. The lid and base are glazed to make them non-porous and easier to clean. Each sprouter is hand-assembled to the best fit and comes with an instruction guide. The gaia clay sprouter is suitable for sprouting seeds, germinating beans and pulses and growing plant shoots, microgreens or grasses.Gaia clay sprouters are hand-crafted and have the gaia brand mark on the side of the sprouting tray. The clay is sourced directly from the place of crafting and glazes used for the lid and the base are lead free and certified non-toxic.Available in fired brown, racing green, deep bordeaux and ivory white. Full instructions are included.Dimensions:Height of complete sprouter: 15cmDiameter of complete sprouter: 15cm
S**T
Better than expected
I use mine for broccoli sprouts and haven’t had an issue with the holes being too large, I lose a few seeds when rinsing— but not many, so I don’t use the paper liners that come with it. Love how the terra-cotta soaks in the water and keeps the seeds hydrated without any standing water.
L**H
Cute
It is really cute sat on my worktop!I line the base of the seed layers with some kitchen towel to stop the seeds from getting caught in the holes, which also makes for easy cleanup!
B**G
Five Stars
My favorite sprouter!
L**D
Not good for small seeds.
I did not purchase mine through Amazon as they were out of stock. I found mine on line someplace else. The holes are waaay to big for alfalfa, cabbage, clover, kale, etc. This is really more for lentils, sunflower seeds, garbanzo beans, adzuki beans, etc. So the sprouter is nice, I love terra cotta as they drain well and really don't get moldy. But beware! Buy this only if you plan to sprout larger things and purchase a different brand for tiny seeds.
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