Sprouting Jar Kit, 32 OZ 2 Large Wide Mouth Mason Jars with Sprout Lids, Premium Canning Lids, Blackout Sleeves, Tray ,Stand & Canning Brush - Sprouting Kit for Growing Broccoli, Mung Bean, Alfalfa

This is a really nice, functional set. I live alone, and this is more than large enough to grow as much as I can use. Well designed, they drain well...and blend in just fine on my kitchen counter. I have only lentil and mung beans...both sprouted very well...with fully developed healthy looking sprouts. I have a huge garden...but I don't grow lettuce anymore. I like the sprouts better

I started looking into sprouts and was going to use an expensive sprouting system, but thought it was too much for what it was and for just starting out. I looked on Amazon and found a few different options and settled on this one. I really like the entire system. It’s easy to use. It comes with sleeves because you need a dark place to keep the sprouts so it’s convenient that I don’t have to hide them. I leave the sleeves on for the first 3 days and then I take them off. The stand makes it convenient to move in front of a window for indirect light. It also makes it look sleek on a countertop. It’s not big and bulky. The jars are easy to clean. The first time I had washed everything and it was fine, but the second time I threw the trays jars and lids in the dishwasher and had no issues. I did keep the trays on the very top rack, however. I would purchase these again and recommend a friends and family

Adequate

Easy to grow and works great! Bought a second set for a gift!

Love how easy it is to fill the jars with seeds and let them grow. the black cover was hard to put on at first, but loosened up and fits great now

I bought this kit, but you really don’t need the stand. You can just use any plastic container with low sides and tip the jars at an angle. I’m successfully sprouting regularly now and it’s great! Broccoli sprouts have the highest sulforaphane content. I use about 3 tablespoons of seeds and soak overnight. I count the next day as my 1st sprouting day. In 3-4 days, I have filled the jar to capacity with fresh sprouts. Lay them on a paper towel in a rectangular glass food container and keep in the fridge up to 5 days or so.

I bought the jars to grow alfalfa sprouts to use on sandwiches or just to munch on when I felt like it. In my mind it was the perfect idea to purchase the jars to grow these fresh sprouts for the price and convenience of the growing process. I made the right decision and was very pleased with the results.

very good does what it says they should add in seeds but it actually works