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| Alfalfa sprouts ready to eat |
My son likes "gardening", and since we live in a typical city apartment without a terrace or balcony, a salad sprouter is the perfect "gardening" solution. It's fun and it's healthy to eat too :)
The first thing my son asks when he wakes up in the morning: have my plants grown? And then he would run to check the sprouter :) This is a great project for toddlers. It teaches them the nurturing aspect of life :)
Day 1
2 tablespoons of alfalfa seeds soaked in a big glass of water or bowl overnight
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| Seeds soaked overnight |
Day 2
Spread the seeds directly on the sprouter and water twice a day (lunch and evening). I use a wet baby clothes in addition, just to compare with the salad sprouter
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| Salad sprouter - easy to use |
Day 3
Growing nicely
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| Day 3 of growth |
Day 4
Greens leaves start to blossom
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| Green alfalfa sprouts |
Day 5, 6, 7
Ready to eat :)
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