Can you sprout almonds in this container? Not clear on the size of what can sprout in this container.
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I didn't realize that you could sprout almonds! Yes, you can sprout them, just probably not a great number of them. I would start with one half cup and see if there is "room" in there for more.
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Thank you for this question. Yes, almonds can sprout in this container. The container itself is about the size of a 1 quart canning jar. Hope this is helpful. Thank you Sprout Lady Rita
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I expect you can, but haven't tried it myself. I use these in my soymilk maker. In the past, I have tried sprouting soybeans, and I just used soybeans from the bulk bins at Whole Foods, and it worked fine.
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It all depends, if you have small baby plants yes but they are quite small. So probably think about something bigger. Hope it helped.
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The holes are small enough to start with,about an eighth of an inch at the widest point, but you will want to move them to .the solid tray as the sprouts get drier and probably will shrink. You do have to monitor whatever you are dehydrating. Hope this helps.
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not sure...I know my other veggies keep better in these containers ...sorry I cn't help you
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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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I ordered organic sprouting seeds (broccoli and alpha alpha) from Todd's Seeds and they came with instructions. There was also a website link with either the seeds or sprouting tray. First time trying and no problems at all.
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The seeds we plant in planters are the same as we sprout. One will grow into a plant, the other will change the nutritional value that we get from the sprouted seed rather than the plant that will reproduce more seeds or act as a herb. For instance, wheat when sprouted gives you Vitamin C. A radish seed will turn into a radish while a sprout will give us a spicy piece in our salad. Your original plan was correct - happy planting!
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I don't see why not. I've put fruit in mine. Just make sure that whatever you put in it, that it's smaller pieces.
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Starting them from sprouts to about 12" tall (you can fit 4 or 5). If you want to grow kale from sprout to adulthood you'll only be able to do one adult plant. The container is 1'x1' in area.
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Here's an answer at Wiki:http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_almonds_does_it_take_to_make_a_half_gallon_of_almond_milk
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You can but you must make sure that any seeds, sunflower chips, etc., are small... the size of red or white millet (max). Anything bigger will clog the openings.
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I have a few of the seeds in some growing medium and certainly hope they will sprout. I have had luck doing this with other hibiscus seeds.
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Yes, these cubes are highly suitable to start from seeds. I had high percentage of growing success like no other substrate, it does not come with nutrients, you have to use soluble nutrients after 2 or 3 weeks after the seedling sprouts.
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This is a little over 3 quart capacity. I just put a 2lb bag of walnut halves beside it and it would nearly fill it. So 3 lbs of almonds would be a bit too much for it, I would think. You could get most of them in there, though. Hope this helps some. :)
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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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All the sprouts I have tried have worked. There is an insert for tiny seeds that I have not used yet. I have bought mixed seeds and all have sprouted.