how much seeds needed for a sproutmaster tray sets of 3 trays. do I use one tablespoon per try
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sorry, I don't have a sproutmaster tray at all, just use a jar. but I only use about a tablespoon of seeds.
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I don't know, but I think 1 T sounds about right. You will find out after the first trial if you need to use more or less. I use a different sprouter, so I would not know about the sproutmaster. Experiment and you'll find out.
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http://www.lifesprouts.com/faq.html. Enjoy. I love my sprouts, I do a "salad mix" that is great.soaking and draining is important.
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I dont know because i use another sprout trays, with mine i put 1.5 tablespoon per try.
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One packet is fine or if you use bulk yeast you should use 2 1/4 teaspoons for the recipe. I use the bulk and that is what I used and it was wonderful.
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I would probably say 1 tbsp. That's what I use and that is more than enough.
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I am told that you can get 2 cuttings from one planting, but it has never worked for me. It grows in sparsely, nothing like the first cut. I usually just have multiple trays going at one time, usually 3-4 days apart.
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I only use about 2 tbsp of seeds and it gives me plenty (about a cup) of sprouts at a time.
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Yes, it should work just fine for sprouting other seeds. As to the mold problem mentioned by somebody else, I personally have never had a mold issue with mine. I just wash the trays with hot soapy water in between use. The mold problem could be related to where you are buying your grain from, or the sprouting temperature, moisture level, the environment where you live, ect. The brand that I use is Great River Organic Milling company. I buy it in 50 pound bags with free shipping here on Amazon.
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The Sprout Master Mini Triple Sprouter contains 3 trays that measures 5 inches x 6 inches x 2 inches high. They stack one on top of the other.Made from High Impact Polystyrene plastic #478 FDA approved, BPA Free: http://www.sprouthouse.com/Sprout_Master_Mini_Triple_Sprouter_p/smmini.htm
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You would use 1 tsp. to 1 tbls. of seeds per tray, depending on the size of the seeds. I rinse the appropriate amount of seeds, soak for 12 hrs or overnight, rinse again, then spread evenly in each tray.
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No, three is only enough to have 2 trays sprouting if you separate them. If you stack them, you can use all 3 trays. The problem with stacking them is you will probably need to start and finish them all at the same time. I don't like to take grown sprouts out of the tray because the roots which stick thru the holes on the bottom,.would be damaged. I frequently use 2 separate trays at the same time. despite this, I still love my sprout master. They make a lot more sprouts per tray thani thought and it can be a challenge to get it all eaten before it goes bad. I extend their lifespan by rinsing them well twice a day once they're refrigerated. No, three is only enough to have 2 trays sprouting if you separate them. If you stack them, you can use all 3 trays. The problem with stacking them is you will probably need to start and finish them all at the same time. I don't like to take grown sprouts out of the tray because the roots which stick thru the holes on the bottom,.would be damaged. I frequently use 2 separate trays at the same time. despite this, I still love my sprout master. They make a lot more sprouts per tray thani thought and it can be a challenge to get it all eaten before it goes bad. I extend their lifespan by... » Read More No, three is only enough to have 2 trays sprouting if you separate them. If you stack them, you can use all 3 trays. The problem with stacking them is you will probably need to start and finish them all at the same time. I don't like to take grown sprouts out of the tray because the roots which stick thru the holes on the bottom,.would be damaged. I frequently use 2 separate trays at the same time. despite this, I still love my sprout master. They make a lot more sprouts per tray thani thought and it can be a challenge to get it all eaten before it goes bad. I extend their lifespan by rinsing them well twice a day once they're refrigerated. « Show Less
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If you want to be exact you should weigh it, but I use about 2 tablespoons for 5 gallons. Mind you, it makes a difference if it is loosely packed or tightly packed. That being said, I've only weighed mine once and have just used a little spoon for the last year.You need a little less than 3 grams for 1/2 gallon of water, which is about 3/4 tsp, or a heaping 1/2 teaspoon, or a loosely-packed teaspoon.It is a science, but the plants will be a little forgiving. I'm often too lazy to mix up a batch of water with the fertilizer when my plants need water, so I just use plain water occasional, and they do just fine. If you want to be exact you should weigh it, but I use about 2 tablespoons for 5 gallons. Mind you, it makes a difference if it is loosely packed or tightly packed. That being said, I've only weighed mine once and have just used a little spoon for the last year.You need a little less than 3 grams for 1/2 gallon of water, which is about 3/4 tsp, or a heaping 1/2 teaspoon, or a loosely-packed teaspoon.It is a science, but the plants will be a little forgiving. I'm often too lazy to mix up a batch of water with the fertilizer when my plants need water, so I just use plain water... » Read More If you want to be exact you should weigh it, but I use about 2 tablespoons for 5 gallons. Mind you, it makes a difference if it is loosely packed or tightly packed. That being said, I've only weighed mine once and have just used a little spoon for the last year.You need a little less than 3 grams for 1/2 gallon of water, which is about 3/4 tsp, or a heaping 1/2 teaspoon, or a loosely-packed teaspoon.It is a science, but the plants will be a little forgiving. I'm often too lazy to mix up a batch of water with the fertilizer when my plants need water, so I just use plain water occasional, and they do just fine. « Show Less
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For small seeds I used about five or six and two for big seeds. I ended up with more than one sprout per hole so I cut the tops off second third and forth plants.
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You'll have plenty in one purchase for that. I do 8" rounds for people and chickens and still have half a bag after several uses. The seed and roots spread out quite a bit, I use a heaping table spoon for the 8"round and by the time the sprouts are four inches tall the roots are an inch high in the container and everything is so green, you'll wish your lawn looked that good.
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Walter, according to their website they are BPA free: The Victorio 4-Tray Seed Sprouter produces nutritious sprouts in just 3-5 days. Simply spread the seeds in each tray and pour water in the top tray. As the water slowly siphons throught the tray below, the seeds are gently soaked to start the germination process. The four, 6" diameter trays, allow you the versatility you need by letting you grow the same sprouts in each tray for a large batch, or grow 4 different varieties at once. The BPA free plastic is dishwasher safe and easy to clean by hand. To help you get started, your sprouter comes with a 1oz package of Organic Alfalfa Seeds.
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I have the instructions but seem to recall the calculations were not accurate. If you will send me your email address, I will be glad to scan the instructions and send them to you in a .TIF file; that is, if and when I am able to locate them, and it may take a while. There are here but haven't looked at them in a long time because I didn't find GA useful in speeding seed germination at any of the recommended levels.
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I don't know about that because I've never entertained the idea of dehydrating sprouted grains. I just looked at my Clean-A-Screen tray and I don't think they would fall through because they have puffed up a bit. I don't do any sprouting myself but am going to give it a try after the holidays. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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The trays are of difference sizes, all depends on what vegetables you are planning on starting. I bought one for tomatoes seeds, and that one measure about 10 x 10 x 3 1/2 with 16 individual compartments in it. Just right for tomatoes seeds.It should say on the package what it's better suited for. Had very good luck with mine, and have been using this product for about 4 years now
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Thank you Kathie, there were 16 seeds. I had grown stevia before and followed the same planting format- but none of the seeds sprouted. I will try again someday.