Organic Broccoli Sprouting Seeds for Indoor Jar or Tray Growing, Non-GMO Seeds for Crunchy Sprouts
Organic broccoli sprouting seeds let you grow light, juicy, crunchy sprouts indoors in a jar or tray. These non-GMO seeds produce sprouts with a flavor similar to mature broccoli, offering a fresh way to bring broccoli into your meals.
Start with a 4–6 hour soak and plan for regular rinsing throughout growth. Broccoli sprouts are sensitive to temperature, so choose a growing spot away from windows, vents and doors. Give the sprouts 12–24 hours of light before harvesting.
Features
- Organic and non-GMO broccoli sprouting seeds
- Suitable for jar or tray sprouting indoors
- Small soft-shelled seeds requiring a 4–6 hour initial soak
- Light juicy sprouts with a crunchy texture
- Flavor similar to mature garden broccoli
Specifications
- Product type: Sprouting Seeds
- Plant: Broccoli
- Botanical name: Brassica oleracea var. italica
- Growing difficulty: Medium
- Sprouting method: Tray or jar
- Recommended seeding amount: 2 tbsp (1/8 cup)
- Initial soak: 4–6 hours
- Rinse frequency: 3–4 times per day
- Light before harvest: 12–24 hours
- Approximate seed density: 9,000 seeds per ounce
- Bag sizes: 4 oz; 8 oz; 1 lb; 2.5 lb
- Can size: 4.5 lb
- Bucket size: 30 lb
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I grow these broccoli sprouts in a jar instead of a tray?
Yes, these broccoli sprouting seeds can be grown in either a jar or a tray indoors. Choose a spot away from windows, vents and doors to reduce temperature changes during growth.
How much seed should I use to start a batch?
The recommended starting amount for these broccoli sprouting seeds is 2 tablespoons, or 1/8 cup. Soak the seeds for 4–6 hours before continuing the sprouting process.
How often should I rinse broccoli sprouts?
Rinse these broccoli sprouts 3–4 times daily with cold water during growth. A sulfur-like odor can develop around days 4–6, so regular rinsing is an important part of their care.
What do broccoli sprouts taste like?
Broccoli sprouts have a flavor similar to mature garden broccoli. Their light, thin, juicy stems provide a crunchy texture.
Do broccoli sprouts need light before harvest?
Yes, give these broccoli sprouts 12–24 hours of light before harvesting. Their growth is temperature-sensitive and can be slower in winter than in summer.