Natures Root Organic Pea Sprouting Seeds 500g - Superfood | Non GMO | Microgreen Sprouts | Garden Planting | Vegetable Gardening

This new and the previous batch of pea seeds have not germinated well at all. I have attached a photo of two peas which have sent down their roots but not sprouted. This is typical of atleast 10 - 15% of the seeds, while many other seeds have sent their roots out side ways before going down into the soil. These seeds are not as healthy looking, go brown, feel slimy and take a day more to germinate than all the prevoius pea seeds I have bought from Nature Roots, for about the last 6 months

Close to 100% germination and very easy to grow. I allow these to grow for about 10 days to produce micro greens rather than sprouts. These seeds work very well under low power grow lights. I stir fry the shoots & serve drizzled with garlic butter - quick, easy & tasty.

Made up my own cultivator from used plastic container and kitchen roll. Spread seeds on, watered with warm water each day and began to sprout within 3 days.

Great sprouting pea seeds. Very tasty and nutritious! I’m glad I purchased these seeds. No complaints on the seeds themselves however the seal on the bag was useless And didn’t close. I think better packaging will make this a 10 out of 10 experience. Unfortunately the bag let it down however the peas themselves were brilliant!

I give these to my pet birds, they grow into healthy microgreens and the peas produce a strong shoot which up to now I like the best. I use coir as a growing medium which works well.

Cannot give a full review as yet ( item bought for a ‘stocking filler’ for my Veggie Daughter-in-law. It looks good and I do trust it will be just the job and will review again once it has been used.

The first packet of these peas that I purchased were very successful germinated well and were very tasty. However when I opened this packet the peas were very yellow in colour and only 50% have germinated. Very disappointing!!!

Love this company - everything sprouts!! The peas are in the middle seive... I was testing to see how they sprouted before adding them to my main sprouts. I now throw them in with the chickpeas and adzuki beans as they take roughly the same time to sprout. My parrots adore them.