Your ubiquitous plain old quart/liter Mason style canning jar is fine,search sprouting lids online.I use plastic and metal screen styles.A variety pack will have like 3 different sized holes in them for tiny to large seeds.Kitchen towel is probably a good alternative to blotting paper, TP as @Antje77 suggested is designed to dissolve in water so not so good. I am deciding which sprouting jar to get to try that method, the avocado salad picture convinced me.
We have sprouted cress and mung on cotton wool in one of the science lessons with my class. It worked well when it was not too wet.Would rolls of cotton wool be an alternative? I think I've seen it suggested for fun sprouting kits for children?
Robbity
We have sprouted cress and mung on cotton wool in one of the science lessons with my class. It worked well when it was not too wet.
I thought MAYBE 50% were sprouting,Im pleased too.That sounds pretty good for 8 year old seeds. I would not have thought that many would have sprouted as well. If I was your neighbor great karma!
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