

Organic Rocket Makers sprout vegetable seeds from Organic Sprouting have a slightly bitter nutty taste and are often used in salads, as a sandwich spread on cheese, for example, and in combination with smoked salmon.
The small green Arugula sprout vegetable germs are rich in vitamins and minerals.
Ready for consumption after 6 days.
Organic Rocket Makers sprout vegetable seeds from Organic Sprouting have a slightly bitter nutty taste and are often used in salads, as a sandwich spread on cheese, for example, and in combination with smoked salmon.
The small green Arugula sprout vegetable germs are rich in vitamins and minerals.
Ready for consumption after 6 days.
Sprouts can be sown indoors all year round. Sow about a tablespoon of sprout seeds at a time. First rinse the seeds well and preferably let them soak in the water for 6 hours. Then let it germinate in, for example, a sprout vegetable cultivation set or pot at approximately 15 to 20 degrees. Not too warm and preferably in the dark for nicely bleached germs.
Rinse thoroughly two or three times a day to keep germs fresh and clean. Rinse more often in warm weather. Rinsing well is very important for a good end result. Allow excess water to drain well.
After harvesting, the germs can optionally be kept in a closed container in the refrigerator for a few days.
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Organic Rocket Makers sprout vegetable seeds from Organic Sprouting have a slightly bitter nutty taste and are often used in salads, as a sandwich spread on cheese, for example, and in combination with smoked salmon.
The small green Arugula sprout vegetable germs are rich in vitamins and minerals.
Ready for consumption after 6 days.