Can you sprout these seeds?
1886991
yes you can sprout these seeds. You can also plant them. They can be cooked and used in so many different ways. These GMO FREE Garbanzo beans are great.
1417047
Now I can state after my first attempt at using these seeds that you may have mixed results from these particular seeds. We started an indoor growing system to sprout the seeds and approximately half of our selected seeds didn't sprout....mainly the tomatoes. At this point we're going to start another batch and see what happens.
1726612
Unfortunately not one of these seeds ever sprouted for my wife and I.... spend your money elsewhere! Good luck
409978
I haven't tried this batch but any dried seed should sprout by the usual methods. Bob's Red Mill is of excellent quality and I am sure they will sprout.
1722747
Sure. They only need light if you are trying to grow them for a long time... Sprouts live on the carbs in their seed for long enough for us to eat them
1725351
Unfortunatly, no. The seeds are the size of a pin tip and impossible to work with.
426137
I'm not sure about all sprouting seed at Todd's seeds but I have purchased the alfalfa and broccoli seeds and they are certified organic.
1125672
I really don't know about the 'mixes', but I believe there are options for buying a specific seed if that's what you wish. You could try contacting Sprout House directly. All I know is that I've never had a failure with their materials. The seeds produced in abundance. I love it, and want to get some specific seeds to start early for planting.
1773462
You probably can, but I would soak the seeds first to soften the shell, and start it out in a small greenhouse environment with humidity to start the germination process.
2022905
I don't know about the seeds themselves, and the plants never sprouted. I used a little mixture of jiffy seed starter along with fresh black dirt from my yard and they never sprouted.
1776770
I would send this question to The Sprout House. They have a question and answer page and are extremely helpful. I only use these seeds to grow sprouts in my kitchen in jars. You can buy broccoli seeds much cheaper than this at any garden store. I wouldn't use them in a garden. If for no other reason than cost.
125413
They are air dried in the pits at low heat and then shelled. Does that info help? I have not tried to sprout them.
2138836
Yes you could, we just tossed them in amongst our really boring green plants, sadly our landscaping company think they are weeds, even though we tell them not to! Warmth and moisture seems to be all they need!
1450643
Probably not. The seeds we got were hard, old, and when they finally sprouted, VERY moldy. We tried it twice to see if it was just one batch. Both were covered with mold (and since we live in Southern Arizona, mold isn't something you see every day). I'd find your seed elsewhere. I've been buying from a wonderful place in San Francisco called Sprout People. Take a look at their website.
1412923
None of them sprouted for me. Growing bamboo from seed is a very slow and failure prone process. In four years - if you are lucky, you will have one or two spindly little things a couple feet high. Buy a section of root instead.
1973842
Yes definitely We start with them together and then when our seeds sprout, we cut the pots to plant them. As long as you pack them with enough dirt and dont over water they will withstand :)
1267250
Yes I suppose you could, but I only use the lid until the seeds sprout then they are in the open air.