Fresh sprouts on the bench in a few days — this seed sprouting kit gives you two mason jars with stainless steel mesh sprouting lids and draining stands, so a jar of alfalfa or mung beans is always on the go.

Sprouting is the fastest growing there is: rinse, drain, tip the jar on its stand, repeat twice a day. The stainless mesh lid lets you rinse and pour without ever removing it, and the angled stand keeps the jar draining so the seeds stay damp rather than sitting in water — which is the whole trick to sprouts that don't go slimy.

What You Get

Materials

Sprouting tip: two jars is better than one for a reason — start a second batch three days after the first and you get a continuous supply instead of a feast-and-famine cycle where you eat sprouts for a week then have none.

Why Home Growers Choose This Kit

• Two complete sets - stagger your batches for a continuous supply
• Stainless steel mesh lids - rinse and drain without taking the lid off
• Angled draining stands - keeps seeds moist, not waterlogged
• Clear glass jars - watch the progress and spot any batch that's gone wrong early
• No garden needed - a kitchen bench and tap water is the whole setup

Care & Use

Wash the jars, lids and stands thoroughly between batches — sprouting is warm and damp by design, so clean equipment matters more here than with most kitchen gear. Rinse sprouts at least twice daily, keep them out of direct sun while growing, and refrigerate once they're ready.

Please allow a small measurement tolerance due to manual measurement, and slight colour variation due to different monitor settings.

What to Grow

Alfalfa, mung bean, broccoli, radish and lentil are the usual starting points — mung beans are the most forgiving if it's your first go, and alfalfa gives you the salad sprouts most people picture.

Seeds aren't included, and it's worth buying seed sold specifically for sprouting rather than garden seed, since sprouting seed is produced and handled for eating raw.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many jars are included?
Two complete sets — two jars, two mesh sprouting lids and two stands.

Are seeds included?
No — the kit is the jars, lids and stands only.

What are the lids made from?
Stainless steel mesh, so you can rinse and drain without removing them.

How long do sprouts take?
Most common sprouting seeds are ready in a few days with twice-daily rinsing, depending on the variety and the temperature.

How long will delivery take?
Orders are dispatched from Sydney and delivered Australia-wide, with tracking provided on dispatch.

Fast Australian Shipping

Ships from Sydney with GST included in every price. We deliver Australia-wide — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin — with tracking provided on dispatch.

This is a generic sprouting kit and is not associated with any brand. Seeds are not included. Actual colours may vary slightly from the product photographs depending on your screen and lighting settings.