Re: Yellow Popcorn Sprouts

[Guest guest]

Would these grow on the suregrow mats?  Sounds interesting.

 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, May 6, 2012 4:45 PM

Subject: Yellow Popcorn Sprouts

 

Hafa adai all sprouters!

I have been tasked with creating a successfull batch of popcorn sprouts

for a chef here on Guam!Can any of you wonderful brains contribute

tricks or hints? I've been told that soil #5 is the only one to use?

(Not here on guam)!Any other tricks or suggestions would be greatly

appreciated!

[Guest guest]

Hafa adai to you too.

First go to www.sprouitpeople.org and type in 'porcorn', to get all the

information that you need to do popcorn shoots.

Second, what the heck is soil #5?

ew

Yellow Popcorn Sprouts

Hafa adai all sprouters!

I have been tasked with creating a successfull batch of popcorn sprouts

for a chef here on Guam!Can any of you wonderful brains contribute

tricks or hints? I've been told that soil #5 is the only one to use?

(Not here on guam)!Any other tricks or suggestions would be greatly

appreciated!

[Guest guest]

http://sproutpeople.org/popcorn.html

 

Looked interesting. 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, May 6, 2012 5:23 PM

Subject: Re: Yellow Popcorn Sprouts

 

Hafa adai to you too.

First go to www.sprouitpeople.org and type in 'porcorn', to get all the

information that you need to do popcorn shoots.

Second, what the heck is soil #5?

ew

Yellow Popcorn Sprouts

Hafa adai all sprouters!

I have been tasked with creating a successfull batch of popcorn sprouts

for a chef here on Guam!Can any of you wonderful brains contribute

tricks or hints? I've been told that soil #5 is the only one to use?

(Not here on guam)!Any other tricks or suggestions would be greatly

appreciated!

[Guest guest]

I don't see why they wouldn't grow on the sure to grow mats. If one can grow

microgreens then I guess one can grow popcorn sprouts no? lol

Melody

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> Would these grow on the suregrow mats?  Sounds interesting.

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> Carolyn Wilkerson

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> To: sproutpeople

> Sent: Sunday, May 6, 2012 4:45 PM

> Subject: Yellow Popcorn Sprouts

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> Hafa adai all sprouters!

> I have been tasked with creating a successfull batch of popcorn sprouts

> for a chef here on Guam!Can any of you wonderful brains contribute

> tricks or hints? I've been told that soil #5 is the only one to use?

> (Not here on guam)!Any other tricks or suggestions would be greatly

> appreciated!

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[Guest guest]

Thanks so much Sure to grow mats are on the list as of now! 

Keep your fingers crossed! Ive also decided to do red clover and a bean mix for

the restaurants here. (after alot of practice and eating first!) 

We actually went to a farm that grows commercially that has these sprouts as a

specialty. pretty amazing! They used the soil routine. 

For all you mainlanders did you know the average price for shipment of these

little seeds is over 100$ just to get them to hawaii ! Think what 7,000 more

miles will cost! YIKES ! 

[Guest guest]

How are popcorn sprouts used, pleaae?

Ann

On May 6, 2012 3:19 PM, " Carolyn Wilkerson "

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> Would these grow on the suregrow mats? Sounds interesting.

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> Carolyn Wilkerson

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> To: sproutpeople

> Sent: Sunday, May 6, 2012 4:45 PM

> Subject: Yellow Popcorn Sprouts

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> Hafa adai all sprouters!

> I have been tasked with creating a successfull batch of popcorn sprouts

> for a chef here on Guam!Can any of you wonderful brains contribute

> tricks or hints? I've been told that soil #5 is the only one to use?

> (Not here on guam)!Any other tricks or suggestions would be greatly

> appreciated!

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