Basic sprouting kit consisting of 1 sprouting colanders with covers along with 250 mls of bio activated organic nutrients + Storage options(2 X cotton bags, mesh bag, plastic bag clip). Ideal for the beginner who does not do huge quantities e.g. if you just want to do Broccoli, when the colanders is almost full you can start eating and or store in the fridge using the storage options(2 X cotton bags, mesh bag, plastic bag clip) then restart your next batch. Click to hide.

There are 2 ways to secure the clear cover to the colander. In this picture we show the clip being used, I use the clip during the sprouting process and the silicon plug when I store it in the fridge. The advantage of the clip is that if you align it with the base where the hole in the handle is situated the inner grill is slightly elevated allowing the perfect amount of air to flow underneath and then up through the sprouts and out through the holes in the cover. It can also be aligned the other way and in that case it will sit flat due to the indentation in the base of the colander at the other end.
In the picture you see it set at an angle, I use this feature to let it sit for 5 minutes after I have done the rinse and soak procedure as it accelerates drainage at this angle and then return it to the aforementioned position. Click to hide.

Sprouting colander 1.5 L showing showing another way of attaching the cover using a clip, increasing the aeration of the sprouts. There are basically 4 different options - small gap, medium gap(shown here), 45° tilt and removing the inner bowl and placing it on a flat plate or in a larger bowl. Click to hide.

Fenugreek seed husks are washed over the edge, it's important with Fenugreek to get rid of the husk, as it has a slightly slimy coating which reduces the ability to store the sprouts for any length of time unless they are removed. Click to hide.

Here we see 1 of the small colanders full and ready to eat with Broccoli sprouts, just to note this is really full and if you are going to store in the fridge with the Perspex cover it's best if the sprouts are not touching the cover as there will be condensation, and the trick to keeping your sprouts from going off is to ensure that they are not sitting in pools of water. Click to hide.

Here we see the cover being attached to the colander using the silicon plug, I use this method of attachment when storing in the fridge. Click to hide.

Massey Gem pea seeds being grown as a sprout in the small colander, tastes just like a normal pea from the pod, as that is what they are, but more digestible and full of organic nutrients from overnight and a 3 day soak. Click to hide.

Massey Gem and sprouted red Lentils sprinkled on top of a Microgreen/Sprout mix salad. Click to hide.

Massey Gem pea seeds after 3 or 4 days attach cover using clip & plug, will continue to grow slowly in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. The clip and the plug keeps the lid in place and this is the method I use to use to store all my sprouts before I discovered the cotton bag method. Using the colanders to store in the fridge means you don’t have to worry about changing the bag as any excess moisture just drips through to the base bowl, but they do take up valuable extra space. Having said that I still use this method i.e. the colanders to store the Lentils and Massey Gem, but use the cotton bag for everything else I find this works best for me. Click to hide.

Here we see the small colanders being stacked in the refrigerator, in this picture only the silicon plug has been used, but I now tend to use a combination of clip and plug as it assures that the cover cannot rotate ensuring that the sprouts do not dry out. Click to hide.

Here we see 3 small colanders sitting on the base of a single shelf light stand which has a white Perspex base for this purpose (the base also serves the purpose of hiding the cables & Power Packs for the lights). This extra light without heat accelerates the greening process. Click to hide.

This is the method I now use to store my sprouts and salad greens also other vegetables. If it is leafy greens like sprouts then it's best to store them 1st in a mesh bag, the reason for this is that any damp material will not stick to the cotton bag (meaning you do not have to wash the cotton bag every time you change it). So the simple procedure is put the sprouts and or leafy greens inside the mesh bag, zip it up, place inside the cotton bag, then place inside a plastic bag that doesn't have any holes in it, gently squeeze the air out and secure with the clip.
The trick is to make sure that the sprouts or leafy greens or your entire salad mix is not too wet. To achieve this with the sprouts I leave them at a 45° angle with no cover for half a day then I remove any water in the base and turn the sprouts upside down and leave for another half a day. Because we’ve been soaking these once-a-day in the nutrient solution the sprouts are full of moisture, and it is only the outside edges that are drying, so after adding to the mesh bag, cotton bag, plastic bag, each day I just swap the cotton bag and turn the plastic bag inside out. Actually, I normally mix my sprouts (after the drying process above) with my microgreens once per week giving me enough salad for the week and I change the cotton bag, invert the plastic bag, daily as above, this habit stops me leaving them for too long and the cotton bag becoming mouldy. This is the reason we supply 2 cotton bags with the kit. Click to hide.

Here we see the procedure for storing some vegetables, in this case a cob of corn and a cucumber. Step one is to make sure you remove any surface moisture (just leave them in a well aired place for a few hours and this will happen) wrap each 1 in a paper towel then place in the cotton bag, then inside the plastic bag, remove the air and secure with the clip supplied if the paper towel becomes damp just replace it before the cotton bag becomes saturated. So the minimum would be to invert the plastic bag so the condensation is on the outside each day, if there is no condensation than the cotton bag probably doesn’t need to be changed or the cotton bags.
Sometimes I purchase a cauliflower early in the week when they come fresh into the shop, when I get them home I remove any outside leaf, trim off any spots of mould on the outside of the cauliflower, allow to dry for a few hours and then place inside the cotton bag and then inside the plastic bag and seal with the clips. I take this out at the end of the week when I’m going to make my cauliflower, potato, pea curry and it looks as good as when I put it in, maybe after a couple of days invert the plastic bag that’s about it. Click to hide.

This cotton bag is also designed to be used as a carry bag, it comes with handles for your hand which are also used as part of the folding mechanism i.e. folds into a small package so it can easily fit inside your normal carry bag when you go vegetable shopping i.e. the one that fits over your shoulder, this 1 can be used to carry delicate fruit/veggies and comes with a convenient handgrip. Folding process shown on the next slide. Click to hide.

Here we see the process of using the handle strap to secure a small folded version of the bag. Step one is to fold in thirds, step 2 flip over so the open part of the strap handle is on the top, again fold in thirds, on top of one another, with the final fold going through the strap. Click to hide.

This picture shows the parts you get with with our vegetable storage system for keeping your sprouts/leafy greens/general vegetables fresh in the fridge. The reason for the 2 cotton bags is to make it easy to swap them over, which you need to do on a regular basis if your vegetable item is producing too much moisture and the inside of the plastic bag has a lot of condensation on it. Click to hide.

Sprout Colander Kit x1 – Small + Cover

$31.00 – $43.00 GST inc.

Basic sprouting kit consisting of 1 sprouting colanders with cover + Storage option(2 x cotton bags, mesh bag, plastic bag clip) along with 250 mls of bio activated organic nutrients.

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SKU: Sprout Col Kit x1 - Sm +Cover +Opt. Seeds Category: Sprout Kits Tag: Sprout Cover Small

Product Info.

1 x 1.5ltr Colander Small plus a clear Perspex cover plus our vegetable storage system. There are many different sprouters available the best we have found is also the cheapest(now that’s a nice change) & that is a BPA free plastic colander which has narrow slots & comes with a drainage bowl. This is a quality 1.5ltr colanders manufactured in Japan, they can be used with seed sizes ranging down to that of Alfalfa and Red Clover, which will double their size once they are soaked(not suitable for Cress which are too small and are better grown as vertical sprouts). When not using it for sprouting you will find many other uses for it.
Using the vegetable storage system allows you to very conveniently store your sprouts for more than a week just by exchanging the cotton bag each day i.e. the idea is to surface dry the sprouts, which means leaving them out without the cover for one day, because you have been soaking them each day they are still full of moisture. The excess moisture will be absorbed by the cotton bag, so you just change it and hang it out to dry, invert the plastic bag and reseal and it, stores into a very small space in your fridge. This means you can be eating the sprouts from the fridge while growing the next batch.
The other method of storing the sprouts is just a store them inside the colander with the metal clip and silicon plug attached, however this takes up quite a bit more space, but having said that this is the way to store pea sprouts e.g. Massey Jem, Chickpea and Lentil sprouts, if you use this method then the cotton bags are also designed to be used as small shopping bags.

Sprouting Kits

Sprout Kit Sm. x 1

Basic sprouting kit consisting of 1 sprouting colanders with covers along with 250 mls of bio activated organic nutrients + Storage options(2 X cotton bags, mesh bag, plastic bag clip). Ideal for the beginner who does not do huge quantities e.g. if you just want to do Broccoli, when the colanders is almost full you can start eating and or store in the fridge using the storage options(2 X cotton bags, mesh bag, plastic bag clip) then restart your next batch. Click to hide.

Sprout Kit Sm. x 1

Sprout Kit Sm. x 1

Sprout Kit Sm. x 2

Basic sprouting kit consisting of 2 sprouting colanders with covers along with 250ml of bio activated organic nutrients + Storage kit(2 X cotton bags, mesh bag, plastic bag clip). Ideal for the beginner who does not do huge quantities e.g. if you just want to do Broccoli, when 1 of the colanders is almost full you can start eating and or store in the fridge and then start the other one so you have a consistent supply. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide.

Sprout Kit Sm. x 2

Sprout Kit Sm. x 2

Sprout Kit Lg. x 1 + Sm. x 2

Sprouting kit 2 small sprouting colanders with covers plus one large 4L colander with cover along with 250ml of bio activated organic nutrients + Storage options(2 X cotton bags, mesh bag, plastic bag clip). Ideal for those people that eat a lot of sprouts as you can wait until the 2 small ones are full or three quarters full and then add them to the large one which you store in the fridge, after a few more days of cleaning and rinsing, and then start the process again in the small ones while eating from the large one, again so you have a constant supply. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide.

Sprout Kit 1xLg + 2xSm

Sprout Kit Lg. x 1 + Sm. x 2

Sprout Kit Lg. x 1 + Sprout Bag

Sprouting kit 1 large colander with cover + Storage options(2 x cotton bags, 2 x mesh bags, plastic bag clip ) for the early stage of sprouting (instead of the small colanders) +250 ml of bio-activated nutrients for sprouting with seed selection. So the idea with this kit is you use 1 of the mesh bags to grow your sprouts for the 1st say 4 days, you then empty them into the large colander for the final stages of cleaning (removal of husk) and greening. When the sprouts are ready you stop soaking and draining them and leave them to dry for a couple of days and then store them in the other mesh bag inside the cotton bag inside a plastic bag. You can then start sprouting again in your other mesh bag or if you have another spare colander you can begin this process earlier. This saves you the cost of extra small colanders with covers but not quite as convenient in my opinion. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide.

Sprout Kit 1xLg + Bag

Sprout Kit Lg. x 1 + Sprout Bag

Sprout Kit Lg. Mung

Growing Super Mung bean Sprouts using 1 large 4 L colander +2 KG of pebbles to weigh the sprouts +1 KG of Mung bean and bio-activated super organic nutrients.
Growing the mung bean in the long white format. This can be done by putting it in a space that restricts its growth or similarly, as we have done here, placing a weight on top of the sprouts, along with the tea towel this serves the purpose of also keeping the light out i.e. so the leaf development is restricted.
We give you the option of purchasing this kit with or without the cover, if you are just doing mung beans then you do not need the cover, however if you want to use it to do normal sprouts then you can sprout the seeds in the mesh bag for say 3 – 4 days, and then empty them into the large colander and proceed with the sprouting process from there, in this case you will need the cover.
We also supply you with our sprouts/vegetable storage system this allows you to store your sprouts in the fridge for well over a week. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide.

Sprout Kit Lg + Mung

Sprout Kit Lg. Mung

Sprouting Kit (Parts)

Sprout Colander Sm x 1

Sprouting colander 1.5L here at an angle, to allow better aeration and or drainage, generally held in this position just after rinsing just for 5 or 10 minutes to get rid of excess water. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide.

Sprout Colander 1xSm.

Sprout Colander Sm x 1

Vegetable storage kit

The kit consists of 2 cotton bags, one mesh bag, and a clip to seal plastic bags. Can be used to store leafy greens, sprouts, vegetables in general and can also be used as a shopping/carry bag also designed to fold into a small package.
This is the method I now use to store my sprouts and salad greens also other vegetables. Leafy greens & sprouts, it's best to store them 1st in a mesh bag, any damp material will not stick to the cotton bag (meaning you do not have to wash the cotton bag every time you change it). So the simple procedure is put the leafy greens inside the mesh bag, zip it up, place inside the cotton bag, then place inside a plastic bag that doesn't have any holes in it, gently squeeze the air out and secure with the clip. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide .
The kit consists of 2 cotton bags, one mesh bag, and a clip to seal plastic bags. Can be used to store leafy greens, sprouts, vegetables in general and can also be used as a shopping/carry bag also designed to fold into a small package.
This is the method I now use to store my sprouts and salad greens also other vegetables. Leafy greens & sprouts, it's best to store them 1st in a mesh bag, any damp material will not stick to the cotton bag (meaning you do not have to wash the cotton bag every time you change it). So the simple procedure is put the leafy greens inside the mesh bag, zip it up, place inside the cotton bag, then place inside a plastic bag that doesn't have any holes in it, gently squeeze the air out and secure with the clip. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide .
The kit consists of 2 cotton bags, one mesh bag, and a clip to seal plastic bags. Can be used to store leafy greens, sprouts, vegetables in general and can also be used as a shopping/carry bag also designed to fold into a small package.
This is the method I now use to store my sprouts and salad greens also other vegetables. Leafy greens & sprouts, it's best to store them 1st in a mesh bag, any damp material will not stick to the cotton bag (meaning you do not have to wash the cotton bag every time you change it). So the simple procedure is put the leafy greens inside the mesh bag, zip it up, place inside the cotton bag, then place inside a plastic bag that doesn't have any holes in it, gently squeeze the air out and secure with the clip. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide .
The kit consists of 2 cotton bags, one mesh bag, and a clip to seal plastic bags. Can be used to store leafy greens, sprouts, vegetables in general and can also be used as a shopping/carry bag also designed to fold into a small package.
This is the method I now use to store my sprouts and salad greens also other vegetables. Leafy greens & sprouts, it's best to store them 1st in a mesh bag, any damp material will not stick to the cotton bag (meaning you do not have to wash the cotton bag every time you change it). So the simple procedure is put the leafy greens inside the mesh bag, zip it up, place inside the cotton bag, then place inside a plastic bag that doesn't have any holes in it, gently squeeze the air out and secure with the clip. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide.

Vegetable storage kit

Vegetable storage kit

Sprout Colander Sm. Lg Slots

1.5ltr Sprouting Colander (Small) with 6x Lg. Slots. Removing the 6 tabs makes it easier to get rid of any un-sprouted seed or waterlogged husk that remains at the bottom. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide.

Sprout Colander Sm Lg-Slots

Sprout Colander Sm. Lg Slots

Colander Sm. 1xCover

Clear Perspex Sprout cover, is used as a cover for our smaller Sprouting colander. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide.

Colander Sm 1xCover

Colander Sm. 1xCover

Probiotic Nutrients for Sprouts

Probiotic Nutrients for Sprouts. Select the Product Name button to go to that Product Or Click to hide.

Probiotic Nutrients - Sprouts

Probiotic Nutrients for Sprouts

Sprouting Info. & Videos

Video - Sprouting Process Sm. Colander

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A short video showing the Colander Small Sprouting process. It shows the basic colander also the use of extra colanders with 6 large slots. Click to hide

Video - Sprout Storage Fridge

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A short video showing how to use the Small Sprouting Colander to store Sprouts in the Fridge. Particularly good system with regard to storing large sprouts that you store in the fridge after a couple of days of spouting e.g. Massey Gem Pea, Lentils and other large bean sprouts. Click to hide.

Video - Cleaning Sm. Colander

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A short video on how to clean your colander, we provide a small tool with our Sprout kits that fits the shape of the grill insert which chops the top of any sprouts caught in the grill making cleaning that much more simple. Click to hide

Seed Selection

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Note 1 - Can't ship to Tas or WA quarantine restrictions.

Note 2 - the 20 KG quantities of seed take an extra week for shipping as we need to get them in from the temperature/humidity controlled warehouse.

Seeds for Sprouting Loose sprouts (i.e. grown in our sprouting colanders or jars, you eat the leaf, stem & root).

Alfalfa (100g-20kg), Broccoli (100g-20kg), Broccoli Organic, Fenugreek Organic, Fenugreek(100g-20kg), Radish Daikon (100g-20kg), Radish Red Arrow, Lentils Red, Pea Massey Gem(100g-20kg), Chick Pea Organic, Mung Bean(100g-20kg), Red Clover, Kale Red (100g-20kg),

Seeds for Microgreens/Herb Leaf/Plant (i.e. grown in a tray, you eat the leaf & stem).

Snow Pea(100g-20kg), Field Pea(100g-20kg), Pea Massey Gem(100g-20kg), Radish Daikon (100g-20kg), Radish Red Arrow, Silverbeet Ruby Red, Beetroot Detroit Red, Rocket Arugula, Coriander, Kale Red (100g-20kg), Basil Genovese, Cress Curly, Wheat Organic, Sunflower

Seeds for Eating (i.e. roast, add to cooking, Tea).

Fenugreek(100g-20kg), Fenugreek Organic, Lentils Red, Chick Pea Organic,