Can this be used for sprouts like Sunflower and or Radish sprouts?
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Tribest SM-350 Sproutman Wheatgrass Grower could absolutely be used for sunflower microgreens & most likely radish sprouts as well. I've grown sunflower microgreens in soil very successfully and believe that the Sproutman Grower trays would be ideal for growing them. I haven't sprouted radishes though....
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Yes, I have used it for peanuts and sunflower seeds. Appears to function fine but you may want to experiment with a wire sunflower feeder too.
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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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I use oiled sunflower seed and it works great. For just plain millet - it might roll out, as the openings are fairly large and the seeds are pretty small. It should work for commercial mixed seed. It wouldn't work for nyjer (thistle)seed, as they are way too fine.
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I would use it inside. The ambient soil temp needs to be in the 70;s to sprout and grow plants such as herbs. Assuming that your sunroom is heated. If not you might try it with a seedling mat.
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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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I have not tried this, but, I suggest putting the Tribest Freshlife FL-3000 sprouter in an old used cooler like an Igloo cooler for storing cold foods. Leave the door open enough for the power cord to come out. Put a heat pack on the bottom, put some kind of stand above the heat pack, put the sprouter on the stand and partially close the lid. You may have to stand the cooler on the small end like a refrigerator. Make sure the cooler you use will fit the sprouter, a stand and heat pack. The dimensions of the FL-3000 is 11.2 w x 13.6 h x 11.2 d inches with the water reservoir and 1 sprouting barrel. You might want to through in a thermometer to make sure it is not getting too hot. Please keep in mind I have not tried this method of keeping sprouts at an optimal temperature. Good luck and happy sprouting. Cindy VeggieSensations
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I used this product in Oklahoma so I cant speak to its use on Palm Tree Sprouts specifically, but I used it on an overgrown well pad with 6 foot tall noxious weeds and 5 foot tall switch grass and this product killed it all within a couple of days. Its like super concentrated round up with twice the effective ingredient. I think it would take care of Palm Tree Sprouts. Just make sure the stalk and leaves are coated. Cheers,
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I have one of these excellent grinders and, yes, it can be used to grind sprouted grains. I works especially well on hard wheat also...
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Yes. I have used it on zucchini and yellow squash, radish and a few other veggies.
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I've only used it to make zoodles. I don't think it can be used for parking veggies.
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I only use mine for coffee beans. I am not sure if this would work well on seeds.
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Yes it can be use for any kind of plants . Indoor or outdoor. I used it for my vegetables every year and it comes out Great.
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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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I don't know, but it seems like you could. They are live seeds, so why not? I know you cant use seed packaged to plant for sprouts because they put 'treatments' on those seeds, like to keep it from molding, etc. I would think that you could get seeds to plant cheaper though.
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I am not sure. I use this primarily for bean sprouts. The smaller seeds I usually sprout in a jar or tub so they have room to grow upwards. It seems to me the smaller seeds might get too entangled in the fabric. For a great source of info (& product) check out Sprout People online, lots of great advice on technique & how to grow what, where. . . even instructional videos.
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No, unless you actually want to grow the sprouts into a plant. If you are just wanting to grow sprouts to eat then no sunlight is necessary.