Nature Jims Sprouts alfalfa Seeds – 16 Oz Organic Sprouting Seeds – Non-GMO Premium Alfalfa Seeds – Resealable Bag for Longer Freshness – Rich in Vitamins, Minerals, FiberUSDA Organic

It took a bit longer for these to arrive than is typical, but absolutely worth the wait! 2 TBSP of these and within 4 days my sprouting jar was packed with lovely yummy sprouts. They germinated within 24 hours of the initial soak, and grew really quickly. These are really high quality and fresh, so there was no waste at all. I had way better results than I have had with other brands. I really like the alfalfa because it has a nice light flavor and is packed with nutrients. They are a nice spring green as they should be, and as I mentioned they rapidly grew in size. So easy to use! I am absolutely getting these again. But, not for an few months because you get lots of seeds in one bag, such a great value.

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this microgreen and sprouting seed variety pack from Rainbow Heirloom Seed Co., especially the alfalfa sprouts. They sprouted quickly, tasted amazing, and have become a staple in my kitchen routine. Pros: • High Germination Rate: Nearly every alfalfa seed sprouted beautifully, resulting in a fresh, crunchy harvest. • Delicious and Fresh: The alfalfa sprouts are crisp, mildly nutty, and full of flavor, perfect for salads, wraps, and sandwiches. • Easy to Grow: Great even for beginners. Just soak, rinse, and wait a few days for a satisfying yield. • Clean, Heirloom Seeds: Non-GMO and very high quality. No fillers, no waste—just good, clean seeds that do what they promise.This is hands down one of the best sprouting seed packs I’ve ever tried. If you enjoy growing your own alfalfa sprouts at home, this is a no-brainer. Highly recommended!

I found these seeds easy to sprout, And the resulting sprouts are so tasty. I love that I can grow my own vegetables right in the kitchen that are so highly dense in nutrition.

I heard about how nutritious sprouts are and how good they are for detoxing on a recent Mike Adams episode (The Health Ranger) and ordered these seeds the next day. I also ordered the wide mouth canning jars with strainers I wanted to grow them in, and they all came a few days later.The directions on the package are easy to follow. I put one teaspoon of seeds in each jar. I soaked the seeds for about five or six hours, and then rinsed the sprouts every three to six hours after that. They sprouted within two to three days.It was a bit overwhelming having to rinse the sprouts so often in the middle of the night - I was literally carrying the jars upstairs every night! However, after a few nights of this, I realized I could skip the middle of the night rinse by wrapping the jars in a plastic bag every night which holds the water in and keeps the sprouts moist, so they don't dry out! This made it feel less of a chore, and now it is just a commitment to rinse them every couple of hours when I am in the kitchen. This takes only about a minute or two and has become part of my normal routine already.This picture was taken exactly one week from the day that I started them. I did take three servings from the jar on the right for salads, which is why the sprouts are lower in that jar.They tasted great in the salad, combined with carrots, celery, mushroom, and ranch dressing, by the way. They are crisp, with a strong, fresh flavor.I had tried hydroponic gardening last winter and found it was rewarding but a bit frustrating waiting almost a month for the lettuce to grow big enough to eat.In comparison, it has only been a week, and already I have enough sprouts for a dozen salads when combined with other vegetables!I would highly recommend these sprouts if you have the ability to keep them on a kitchen counter where you remember to rinse them regularly. You may be able to keep them moist during the day the way I do at night - by wrapping them in a plastic bag (like a shopping bag) if you are not able to rinse as often because you work full time - this does keep the moisture in the containers, so they do not dry out for eight or ten hours!This is definitely a good buy, and fun too!

My first time growing seeds in trays and growing for my chickens. These seeds grew beautifully! I did wash and soak for a minimum of 8 hours. Unfortunately, my chickens do not appear to care for alfalfa (I'm sure is has nothing to do with all of the other goodies these rotten creatures get 😁). I felt these were high quality seeds so I am sure there was no issue there. Check out those pics!! I did just purchase some wheatgrass seeds to try out. Fingers crossed my chicks pull their heads out of their fluffy butts before they miss out on some great snacks!!

Sprouts every time. Easy, healthy and taste great.

they arrived on time. The growth was quick but 1/3 of the seeds in my first grow did not sprout. Hoping for a better out come on my second try.

Perfect for sprouting indoors in a jar. Love these on sandwiches