RAYPLE Sprouting Jar Kit, 2 Wide Mouth Mason Jars, Premium Stainless Steel Screen Sprout Lids, Blackout Sleeves, Tray, Stand, Sprouting Kit for Growing Broccoli,Alfalfa,Mung Bea

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ZD920259
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763375911523
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We combined the most practical and durable features into the sprouting kit - Top-of-the-Line 316 stainless steel mesh screen and food grade plastic lids, Durable and never rust - Blackout Sleeves for longer and sweeter bean sprouts,legumes and grains - The expertly design stand holds jars at an optimal angle to get the great airflow and drainage - The wire screens are small enough to keep the seeds in - Extra thick 3.5mm stainless steel stand keeps everything stable - Unbreakable plastic drip tray captures excess draining water - Wide mouth jar allow for easy access, cleaning and a enough sprout yield Package Included -Seeds not included -2 X Wide mouth 32 oz mason jars -2 X Sprouting lids -2 X Blackout Covers -1 X Stainless steel stand -1 X Drip tray -1 X Instruction How to Use it? Step 1: Soak Start with 1-2 tablespoons of seeds. Fill the jar up with water to at least half full. Slightly mix them up. Set the jar standing up to soak for 8-12 hours. Step 2: Rinsing and draining Put the lid on. Drain off the soaked-water and rinse the seeds. Repeat for several times. After rinsing and draining, thoroughly set the jar on the stand with the lid down- this will ensure the remaining water comes in the plastic tray. Step 3: Rinse and repeat Repeat twice a day for thoroughly rinsing and draining. Then, the seeds are ready for “harvest” when the hulls or seed covers drop or float away during rinsing. Harvest usually comes in about 3-5 days.It depends on the variety of your sprouts. Step 4: Harvest When sprouts are ready to harvest. Give them a final rinse and remove and un-sprouted seed or seed hulls. Now enjoy delicious and nutritious sprouts.