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Grow Bean Sprouts for Your Daily Fresh Vegetables Diet!


Grow Bean Sprouts and start an organic vegetable garden indoor without heavy work, it is definitely possible!

I remembered during our school days, we had some "do it yourself" science projects, and we learned how to grow sprouts from adzuki bean seeds and mung bean seeds on a piece of damp cotton wool. These days we grow sprouts for our every day's raw vegetable salads.

There are many different types of bean sprouts. Alfalfa sprout and Mung bean sprouts are commonly seen in those organic gardening suppliers and organic sprouts grocery.

Let's call all your children, your seniors and the organic gardening beginners together; we learn how to grow sprouts from alfalfa seeds and mung bean seeds!

For the first time, you may start with 50 grams of alfalfa seeds; and increase the volume when you like it.



Grow bean sprouts step by step instructions!

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Growing sprouts is simple. One clean growing container, one cover sheet, a bottle of clean water or filtered water and a packet of organic sprout seeds are all you need for your project.


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Growing organic Alfalfa sprouts!

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I love to do sprouting especially in the cold grey winter days. Because we will gain more benefits than growing them in the warm days. Some of the benefits are:

You can reduce your grocery expenses. Usually the fresh vegetables price would be high; during the cold days;

Your house has no flies disturbance; no extra protection is needed in a cool environment;

Grow Sprouts indoors, you can make full use of the stabled temperature from your in house heater;

You can have as much volume as you wish; don't need to risk yourself to the market in the extreme freezing and wet days.

The most important is you eat real fresh organic food with an affordable price.

The whole sprouting program takes about 7 days. It has the shortest growing time when compared to other varieties of vegetables growth. So you will get easily non-stop fresh vegetables supplies; if you sprout some new seeds everyday.


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Grow bean sprouts for your raw diets!

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Alfalfa sprouts are best for eating raw, adding to the salads, sandwiches; or spring rolls.

If you are not eating them immediately, you can cover them with a food plastic bag with little pricked holes, and keep them in the refrigerator for a maximum of seven days.

If you sprinkle one or two drops of fresh lemon juice over your sprouts; then you will be eating the freshest salad in the world.

Before consumption, it is better to expose the sprouts under the sun for 10 minutes; in this way, the sprouts would received some vitamin D from the sunlight that our body needs.


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Growing green bean seeds to mung beans sprouts!

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Sprouting dried bean seeds is the same as sprouting alfalfa seeds. The only different is the size of the seeds; because the seeds are bigger, so it is easier to handle.

Four easy steps for the first time: First rinse; then soak; drain; and cover.

Select always those good seeds and remove the floated seeds before you start sprouting.

Three steps: Rinse; drain; and cover; from the second day to the harvest day.

If there are insects flying around in the summer, an indoor portable table top mini greenhouse is recommended for hygiene purpose.

Mung bean sprouts are commonly used in the Chinese cooking. It can be added into your Chinese lomein; raw salads; or Bbq bean bags.

If you are not comfortable to eat the roots; you may trim them off and put them into your compost pile; or homemade instant worms compost earth pot as organic plant foods for your soil.

Grow bean sprouts and try a DIY organic bean plant growth gardening project?







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