Alfalfa seeds
 It only requires 2-3 rinses daily while keeping the buds protected from light. Rinse well with cold water to keep sprouts free of organic decay and sprout metabolic waste. Although the seeding rate may seem light, the alfalfa sprouts will expand in about 6 days, quickly filling the tray or jar to capacity. In the last 12 to 24 hours of germination, allow the alfalfa to burn to develop green chlorophyll. Sprouts can be fully grown in the dark for sweeter white alfalfa sprouts.
 Tray Germination: The germination trays stack conveniently on the kitchen counter, providing a wide and shallow all-in-one place for seeds to soak, rinse, drain, germinate and grow. Except for true mucilaginous seeds like chia, flax, and arugula, germination trays are the preferred method for almost all types of seeds.
 Container Germination: Germination jars are today's most popular and attractive method for compact, portable 2-6 day germinations. At home, work, or on the go, jars provide an all-in-one decorative place for seeds to soak, rinse, drain, sprout, and grow.
 Home Grown Alfalfa Health Benefits:
 1) Avoid infections by viruses or urinary bacteria such as (cystitis)
 2) Fight anemia
 3) Provides strength to the hair and favors the elimination of toxins.
 4) Improve astrosis
 5) Relieves menstruation pain.
 And these are just some of the benefits.
 Product quantity: For the germination of 10x12 inch tray.
  
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