Re: I decided to do another experiment

[Guest guest]

Melody,

You look like a sci fi monster. But, I have a probably stupid question, and I'll

ask it anyway: Where does the little tray drain to? or does this method not need

anything? I have some baby blanket on the way, and will soon try some

micro-greens. Thanks...

Dona

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> I was very impressed by the laser guy's ziplock tray sprouters. I love the

fact that the lid is thin and using a Sure to Grow Mat or a baby blanket will

allow the sprouts to GO UP. And it's not so big that if something happens, it's

not a 10 x 20 tray.

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> So today I got industrious and made a micro-greening sprouter thingee.

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> lol

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> And you'll all burst out laughing halfway through the video.

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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnPprfXChPo

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> Melody

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[Guest guest]

Ah, good question. When I'm watering the baby blanket (with seeds)(which holds

water very well), I then put it to drip on my drain rack. After a few minutes,

the water is drained and I put it back on my shelves. I also have towels on the

shelves to catch any excess water. But I really like the way the microgreens

look as they are shooting up. They look completely different than my sprouts do

and I have no idea why. They are GREENER!! I wonder why, lol

Melody

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> > I was very impressed by the laser guy's ziplock tray sprouters. I love the

fact that the lid is thin and using a Sure to Grow Mat or a baby blanket will

allow the sprouts to GO UP. And it's not so big that if something happens, it's

not a 10 x 20 tray.

> >

> > So today I got industrious and made a micro-greening sprouter thingee.

> >

> > lol

> >

> > And you'll all burst out laughing halfway through the video.

> >

> > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnPprfXChPo

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> > Melody

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