Re: first sprouting results...Bonnie

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Thank you very kindly, Bonnie!

I am in northern indiana.

a bit distant from you.

if you are ever out this way and want to visit, you are welcome.

i have someone who lives with me to keep me alive, but she has been

suicidal this week, including one attempt, so the situation is very

precarious. she also needs nutritional help, but her situation also

is very complicated.

now i need to wait until december for my food stamps and disability

check before buying any food like more greens.

Again, thank you very much!

> > >> > > Here are some questions that will help us figure it

out. What> > machine> > > are you using. Are you changing the water

daily? Are you sure> that> > they> > > molded and not that you're

looking at little hair roots. Sprouts> > will> > > usually wilt

before they mold. I've used FreshLife for three> years> > now> > >

and never had anything get moldy. Lentils don't need to be done> in

a> > > machine. I do mine in a colander in the bathtub. Soak the

seed.> > Dump them> > > in a colander. Cover loosely with a cloth and

rinse twice a day.> > Lentils> > > are ready the second day after you

see roots. Usually day four.> > > ew> > >> > > first sprouting

results> > > Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:16:47 -0000> > >> > > i

started sprouting using the automatic sprouter.> > > first i did mung

beans, but could not eat them because they> were> > too> > > bitter.

you people told me to eat it younger, and keep dark.> > thanks.> > >

Then i did alfalfa, and it molded in the sprouter.> > > then i did

amaranth, and it molded.> > > then i did sesame, and it may be ok,

but does not look good.> > > then i did lentils, and so far they look

ok, but how long until> i> > eat> > > it?> > >> > > maybe im doing

something wrong.> > > thanks.> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > Sunshine

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19:54:09 +0000Subject: Re: first sprouting

results...Bonnie

Thank you very kindly, Bonnie!I am in northern indiana.a bit distant from you.if

you are ever out this way and want to visit, you are welcome.i have someone who

lives with me to keep me alive, but she has been suicidal this week, including

one attempt, so the situation is very precarious. she also needs nutritional

help, but her situation also is very complicated.now i need to wait until

december for my food stamps and disability check before buying any food like

more greens.Again, thank you very much!> > >> > > Here are some questions that will

help us figure it out. What> > machine> > > are you using. Are you changing the

water daily? Are you sure> that> > they> > > molded and not that you're looking

at little hair roots. Sprouts> > will> > > usually wilt before they mold. I've

used FreshLife for three> years> > now> > > and never had anything get moldy.

Lentils don't need to be done> in a> > > machine. I do mine in a colander in the

bathtub. Soak the seed.> > Dump them> > > in a colander. Cover loosely with a

cloth and rinse twice a day.> > Lentils> > > are ready the second day after you

see roots. Usually day four.> > > ew> > >> > > first sprouting results> > > Date: Fri, 21 Nov

2008 04:16:47 -0000> > >> > > i started sprouting using the automatic sprouter.>

> > first i did mung beans, but could not eat them because they> were> > too> >

> bitter. you people told me to eat it younger, and keep dark.> > thanks.> > >

Then i did alfalfa, and it molded in the sprouter.> > > then i did amaranth, and

it molded.> > > then i did sesame, and it may be ok, but does not look good.> >

> then i did lentils, and so far they look ok, but how long until> i> > eat> > >

it?> > >> > > maybe im doing something wrong.> > > thanks.> > >> > >> > >> > >>

> >> > > Sunshine makes the flowers dance.> > > Anon.> > >> > > --> > > Be

Yourself @ mail.com!> > > Choose From 200+ Email Addresses> > > Get a Free

Account at www.mail.com> > >> > >> > >> > > [Non-text portions of this message

have been removed]> > >> >>> [Non-text portions of this message have been

removed]>> >