Which screen should be uses for Grapes to elimate the seeds I have the Pumpkin screen,an origional
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I would use the berry screen. The holes are smaller and will catch the grape seeds.
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We use the smallest ( hole size) to make tomato juice but I can't see it working for raspberry seeds. We have a Victoria Squeezo with a berry screen that works great for berry seeds. Good luck.
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I would love to post a photo but there's not a photo upload capability here so I will try to describe: I place them in some silver plated wine goblets filled with sand and white rocks so that the curly leaves hang over the edges. It looks very elegant!
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You will probably want a clear plastic pot. It is easier to see the health of the roots and repot at a later date. Also, I would hazard a guess that the plastic pot has better drainage than the ceramic one.
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It works great with both!!! As well as lettuce, apples, pears, peaches, plums, grapes, strawberries, and any other fruit or vegetable you can fit in there. I don 't know what I would do without it.
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use the mh... this bulb is more than capable... but Id go with a cheaper MH bulb for veg since light is less critical in the veg stage
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Since thiis seeds I'm using for sprouting they grow right away any season. If you're going to use the seed for this purpose I recommend the Geo sprouting jar Italian design with stainless steel screen.
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you can place the opening where you choose, the screening is all one piece that hooks on the inside. For the money this is a great item and I use it every summer. Keeps the bugs out and a very nice durable quality and well made.
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It is a 3 piece set. One lid has a fine screen, another a medium screen, and the third has the coarsest screen. You start with a finer screen--depending on what kind of seed you're working with--and as your sprouts shed their seed hulls, you move up to the coarser screens.
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It handles apple seeds so I don't see why it wouldn't work for you. The problem with some berries is that the tiny seeds jam the screen.
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Mine came with three screens. I remember that one screen is for tomatoes and one is a berry screen. I believe the third one is a pumpkin screen. I bought the "deluxe" version. I think they also sell a different version with only one screen
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A little bit of the pulp comes through.If you want more,then you would have to pick out the seeds and scrape it off of the screen and into your juice.
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I own the Squeezo Deluxe, and it comes with screens for pumpkins and berries. The owners book says manufacturing began in 1919.
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This is from the product description: Will plant: Broccoli, Kale, Cauliflower, Rutabaga, Mustard, Cucumber, Lima BeansAlso plants: Popcorn, Cabbage, Lettuce & Turnips. From my experience some experimentation may be needed to determine what seed plates will actually plant what seeds.
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I use the screen for drying herbs which shrink down to nothing so I would think it would work for your sprouted berries.
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Go to agardenpatch.com they should have a chart to tell you what and how much you can plant if you want to check before you buy
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the tomato peels and seeds (depending on the screen you use ) are separated from the pulp and are dropped out the end of the screen and the pulp comes down a chute into a container some screens(salsa screen) allow seeds to stay with the pulp