I bought an inexpensive sprouting system the other day and am trying it out for the first time. It came with a few packets of seeds to try out. I'm not doing a ton at first, just enough to give it a try. I'm excited though. I've been wanting to start sprouting for a while now. This photo shows mung beans on top and broccoli on the bottom.
I received my first seed catalogue order. I purchased a soil tester from Gurney's this year. I figured if I am going to put in blueberry plants I'm going to need to keep an eye on the Ph. Also in this shipment, I got an heirloom tomato mix, lettuce and dill.
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Just remember to put pine needles, leaves or pine chips around the blueberries and they will do fine. We have a lot planted now and they did really well last year.
I use a very similar sprouting thing and I love it. It's so easy. I've been sprouting mung beans to go with thai noodles that I make, and clover sprouts for soups and sandwiches. My favorite so far are fenugreek sprouts and I like to put them in omlettes. Rich likes the raddish sprouts and they actually taste like radishes. Have fun!
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