4-Tier Seed Sprouting Kit with Drain Holes and Drain Tray, Upgrade Stackable Microgreens Fresh Organic Bean Seed Sprouter Tray Ripple Soil-Free Sprouter Tray for Beans Alfalfa Seeds

I love this! I’ve tried many many different sprouting methods and this is the best! Fast germination rate, small footprint easy to water doesn’t waste water minimal loss of tiny seeds through holes , attractive easy to see the progress. Great price. I use a sprout mix that has seeds of different sizes and one problem I’ve had with other sprout devices is the tiny seeds either clog the holes or just rinsed through. With this one, water from the top , and for the first day or so the tiny seeds will come through to the bottom catcher tray, but then just pour it back through the top catcher tray and eventually when the seeds get bigger, they don’t leak through anymore so this is fabulous. People say it’s small but it is actually preferable because of the small footprint and tremendous production capability! I tried the stacked round trays that had drain holes around the perimeter and they always clogged with broccoli seeds, I’ve tried mason jars with screw on lids and the lids support different seed sizes and you have to use multiple lids many jars ! waste a ton of water having to deal with multiple vessels and switching up on lids.

This thing is great! Super easy to use, just stack em up and you are good to go. I followed the instructions that came with it. Basically just sprinkle the seeds inside of the trays numbered 2 thru 5. Tray number 1 goes at the bottom, it works as a reservoir to collect all the water. Tray number 6 goes on top, that’s the one that you fill up with 2 cups of water. Is that easy. Just make sure to empty tray number 1 after all the water has dripped thru all of the trays. Super easy to use. Very efficient. Looks very cute. Great value for the money. Great for starters.

This sprouting kit has been an absolute game changer from my old ways with a simple mason jar. It’s so easy to use, the sprouting time is cut in half and I can grow so much more. I like that I can use one or all four trays - it fits right in my windowsill and the watering technique is flawless. This plastic is durable and easy to clean after use. I absolutely love this way of growing my sprouts.

It works for germination and sprouting, but the drain holes are very little and most of the water stays in. Value for money is ok, you get 4 and the stacking really works. The problem is that I purchased a material to help with the germination and all the boxes are different sizes, so it didn’t help. Looks good but it is not super practical for microgreens and because of the drainage problem, if you stack them and water them, some of the pots might keep more water than the others.

This product is a poor design and was a waste of money. I received it & it seemed streamlined and easy to use. Unfortunately after 3 days of having the microgreens growing the pots are not tall enough so the vegetation started to push the upper pots off of the above stack which led to water leaking out of the sides every time I watered it. I finished using them and thought maybe I could use a seed mat next time rinse them put them in the dishwasher and they all melted and warped. I did just recheck the information and nowhere does it say that they are not dishwasher safe, regardless they are ruined now and of course the return window and did 3 days ago so I'm just SOL. I do not recommend these.

Smaller than expected but sprouts PLENTY for myself and several friends to have nice fresh sprouts for all our salads and sandwiches. Easy to clean and prep after use

I used the seed sprouting kit with green beans, and the sprouts germinated quickly. The built-in drain holes and bottom drain tray work very well. The kit is completely soil-free, making cleanup simple and mess-free. This kit is easy to use, easy to clean, and produces healthy sprouts in just a few days.

Good product worked really well very simple to use. It comes with a black bag. I put the black bag over it every day. I emptied out the bottom poured a little bit of water on the top and that’s all it took. In about five or six days afterwards, I don’t really remember. I took them all out. I rinse them off. Then I put them in a salad spinner. I put a paper towel and a the bottom of a little glass dish. Put them in the dish put the lid on it and they’ve been keeping in there now for a few days. But beware if you put them in the dishwasher, only put them on the bottom rack. One of the trays got put on the top rack and warped it a little bit, but it still works.