Re: sprouting-- inverting jar

[Guest guest]

NT directions for sprouting say to " invert jar and place at an angle " after

rinsing.

Does this mean the whole time, or only for a short period after each rinse?

What do you use to hold the jar at an angle? I just rinsed them the first

time a few minutes ago, and have them at an angle in my um, thing that dishes

dry in. (what's that called? lol...) But I can't keep them in there for 3

or 4 days! (my mom'd kill me...)

Thanks for any clarification/help,

Chris

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[Guest guest]

The important thing is that all the excess liquid has drained out so the

seeds aren't sitting in liquid, yet they have ventilation. Can't you prop

them up somewhere else, maybe on a damp washcloth so they won't slide. I

have two dish racks, which I find very useful, so I don't have to worry

about them being in the way.

Kris

> NT directions for sprouting say to " invert jar and place at an angle "

after

> rinsing.

>

> Does this mean the whole time, or only for a short period after each

rinse?

> What do you use to hold the jar at an angle? I just rinsed them the first

> time a few minutes ago, and have them at an angle in my um, thing that

dishes

> dry in. (what's that called? lol...) But I can't keep them in there for

3

> or 4 days! (my mom'd kill me...)

>

> Thanks for any clarification/help,

> Chris