How To Grow Alfalfa Sprouts - 3 EASY Steps! (2019)

How to grow Alfalfa Sprouts! It is so easy and only takes 4-5 days! In this video, I show you in 3 simple steps how to grow your own Alfalfa sprouts from seed, simply, in a jar or container. Growing your own food has never been easier...or tastier!
Avoid buying that days-old Alfalfa mush from the grocery store and grow your own organic, fresh Alfalfa for a fraction of the cost. Growing Alfalfa sprouts is the first gateway sprout in a vast world of sprouts and microgreens that you can delve into once you master the art of sprouting Alfalfa. Three easy steps, 5 days or less, and all you need is a clean container, clean water, and of course, organic Alfalfa seeds!
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[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Too Long Didn't Watch? Step 1, soak your seeds. Soak them for 24 hours, rinsing every 8. Step 2, drain the seeds and let them germinate. Rinse them once a day. Step 3, green them up by removing the lid and placing them in a sunny window sill. They green and grow fast at this point. Eat once they are big enough, refrigerate and use for up to 5 days. Comment below on your favorite sprouts or sprout recipes, and make sure to click subscribe to join me on my growing journey! :)

[@ovidiu24mtv]

Thank you The Ripe Tomato Farms for the video. I started growing my very first alfalfa sprouts. Quick question if I may: how much water do the alfalfa seeds / sprouts need in step 3? I've started watering the alfalfa and they seem to like water a lot judging by the rapid growth that followed. Thank you again.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@ovidiu24mtv that's great! As for water, after the initial 24 hour soaking period, you don't actually keep the seeds in water. If you do, they will ferment and rot. Simply wash (and rinse!) the seeds after the 24 hour soaking period once a day until you eat them. Do NOT soak the sprouted seeds in water! Happy sprouting!

[@FarmLifewithKids]

What happens if you put the sprouts in soil? I’m so confused

[@adrianamedina845]

Do you mind telling me where did you buy the seeds?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@adrianamedina845 Sure thing, I get them from Amazon pretty much most of the time. Here's my Affiliate links: Amazon Canada: amzn.to/2FiW77C Amazon USA: amzn.to/3gSu5xL Cheers!

[@mariananigro2234]

Came here just for the alfalfa sprouts, but I'm subscribing cause of the beautiful energy this man has got.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thank you so much Mariana, so happy to have another fellow gardener along for the ride! Happy growing and stay safe!

[@Mohotta10]

I did the same thing. Great energy and wonderful videos ❤️

[@ivyrodriguez2239]

Im super suprised that im not the only one who thought and did the same exact thing! 😂 He seems reeeeeeally nice

[@motherearth5462]

Same here

[@3amideas919]

Read this comment. Thought "wtf is this person talking about". 30 seconds in. I'm hooked on his energy.

[@cemo255]

Thank you! This method worked so much better than what I was doing before. I didn't know that tipping the jar to drain and using a sprouting lid, was totally unnecessary (in fact, that was just making the moisture leave the sprouts too fast). I just let the sprouts grow in the jar upright, and I put the lid on top of the jar without screwing it, so it kept the moisture in but didn't suffocate the sprouts. Then after 2 days I put the same jar on the window sill to "green up." 2 tbsp of seeds grew to 2/3 of a 1L mason jar! Sweet!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Awesome Ciarra! Enjoy the sprouts!!

[@rhondaclark716]

Alfalfa sprouts ,and ,avocado ,and purple onion ,sandwiches, are wonderful 🤗

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

DEEElicious Rhonda! Ok....now I'm hungry! ;)

[@danhammond8406]

You need more meat in your diet

[@stephaniel8164]

I wanted to learn how to grow alfalfa sprouts for our chickens and this is perfect! Thank you!!!

[@irishissey2392]

Yes that’s what I was on here for as well. But do I just transplant them in soil and sun now? Will they take hold being that small?

[@mackenzie9941]

Shoutout for making this an easy step by step, my toddler is very excited to start growing

[@caspergenaro1495]

Thank you for the easy tutorial. I have a hard time reading white print, changed glasses 3 times to read all info. I'm off to sprout my seeds. thank you and I'm now subscribed!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Casper, best of luck!

[@Thankful_.]

I followed your step by step instructions and just put alfalfa seeds in jar of water. Thx so much for the great tutorial. 🌱👏🏽😊

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

That's awesome! Alfalfa truly is a wonder plant! Cheers, happy growing!

[@goldenluci333]

I’m just getting started and I think I’m gonna love it here.☀️

[@mommyray411]

Great thank you! I got put on the paleo keto protocol for an extreme health condition and I'm restricted to 30 carbs a day. I feel alfalfa sprouts are going to help me meet my goals!

[@zackk8056]

That drop at 2:15 though lol...I had to check to make sure something else wasn't playing. Great video though in all honesty short and straight to the point.

[@crispyapple3053]

I had some seeds waiting in my pantry for 3 years and now I finally started sprouting them. 1 tablespoon is all it takes to make a nice batch and they all seemed to sprout.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

3 years??! That's awesome! Alfalfa truly is a wonder plant!

[@jonathansantos2271]

simple and informative. thank you💯

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey, thanks for watching Jonathan!

[@jennybolt445]

I like alfalfa sprouts on sandwiches and salads and what you grew looks a lot better than what's available in the stores now if you can find alfalfa sprouts

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Sooooo much better Jenny! And fresh and ready for eatin' whenever you want for a fraction of the price!

[@concerned_netizen]

Thank you so much for sharing and making the whole process so much more readily understandable.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks for watching! Happy sprouting!

[@ScottHead]

New subscriber here, nice video, very thorough. I've been looking for vids of various sprouting methods for microgreens and alfalfa sprouts, got a pound of seed ready to go. Thanks!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Nice buddy, welcome aboard! Microgreens are sooooo easy and awesome. Before I did any of this (KZbin or gardening at scale), I was actually a Microgreen grower! I will definitely get a Microgreen series going this winter. People have been calling for it, and while they are super easy, there's a couple tips and tricks to guarantee success!

[@jennielynjuariza7302]

Me to

[@Drakeee1017]

my seed is growing well because of you. Thax

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey, awesome, glad to hear that! :-)

[@Hortonscakes]

Came here for alfalfa sprouts, staying for the great content! Good job dude!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Right, thanks so much for the support! Cheers!

[@marioedsellafuente3184]

I ate this greens but didn't know the name. Thanks for video. I will try to grow it.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Best of luck! :-)

[@karinheart]

I am soaking a jar now and my favorite way to eat them is just eat them from the jar with my husband. Yum

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

They are so crunchy fresh, I could eat them every day!

[@breedingbubbles]

Tasty husband?

[@verabala3475]

Just purchased your Alfalfa organic sprouts seeds on Amazon - looking forward to experiment - thank you for the how to video :)

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Awesome, thanks Vera! Hope you are getting an epic crop of them!!!

[@digitalwerker]

purchased seeds halfway through the video! THANK YOU!!!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Awesome, best of luck and enjoy the fresh sprouts!!

[@valentina1980.]

Great simple video!!! For the first 2 days, do you place the jar/container in a dark place?

[@MahayanaIDugast]

Thanks I love it! I was missing the 'greening part' on the windowsill...

[@daniellecarter8705]

Loved this video. Thank you so much! One question: How many days do you let germinate before moving to step 3 and placing them in the sun?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much Danielle. I soak for 24 hours, rinse every 8 hours for 2 straight days....on the 3rd/4th day after sprouting, they are ready for the window sill and greening up!

[@jerrymcbroom8560]

Definitely gonna try this

[@treesweson4234]

Endless thx for sharing ❤️😊

[@4thelambofgod2424]

cool :) thanking Jesus for finding you; God bless and keep you and your family:) You're a blessing

[@Madam_Mimm]

Please tell me what this music is! Literally dancing in my living room watching this.

[@kobalt77]

Thanks dude, very helpful.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much for watching, cheers!

[@Louloupetals]

Love your energy

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much! I just love growing stuff!!

[@Louloupetals]

The Ripe Tomato Farms me too!!

[@Illustyler]

Man what's the super rad music you're playing in the background?!? Also cant wait to start sprouting, Thanks!! 🙌

[@Tryshroom]

Thank you

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

:-)

[@homeowithaamir8266]

Good information

[@mrlemon5438]

That Canadian accent is something

[@ScuzzyForPrez]

You're welcome, this was my first video of yours

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cool, thanks.

[@WTB1327]

Thank you for the video! Subbed!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Elyjah! Much appreciated!

[@trishkcmo3683]

My baby rabbits love alfalfa.

[@four-x-trading5606]

I love them my mom use to make alfalfa sprouts sandwhich with tomatoes, lettuce avocado, and mayo

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Its the best! I could eat Alfalfa sprouts every day!

[@Miketrt]

Thanks for the videos. The one question is what does one do when there is no direct light (i.e., in my condo.) I'm using the mason jar method and not having much luck with hearty sprouts. About day 4 start to turn brown and no long stems nor green leaves. No vids I've watched address this :(

[@SonniesGardenPA]

Wow! Thank you for this video I just bought some seeds but never tried growing!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Super super easy Sonnie. Start with a small batch, maybe 100g worth of seeds. They bulk up quite a bit when fully grown. Amazing amazing sprout to grow! Cheers.

[@minepoint6396]

Thanks, I'm about to use this video as a guide for a science experiment, so I basically rinse 3 times every 8 hours, then 24h after initial rinse I rinse again then store in dark place and then after 48 hours I put outside?

[@ZombieDeer]

Just got some sprouts myself for the holiday season and finally going to grow them as snacks for my little hamster. Is it possible to just keep them watered and live so I can feed them to her over time? She can't eat all the sprouts I will have in just 5 days of storage.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Alfalfa definitely keeps growing past the sprout stage....you can even plant it in soil and keep it going. How long its palatable to a hamster though is a question beyond me.....

[@ZombieDeer]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Thank you so much for the wisdom. As long as I know I can keep them live, I know they will be good for my hamster. It's my first time growing so I wasn't sure if this was the intended stopping point or not. I can't wait to grow other foods from your channel.

[@Mary-had-a-lil-farm]

Can’t wait for those sprouting videos!! So, could I do this with wheat grass seeds in a 10-20 tray with a done? I got the seed to start some kind of fast turn over greens 🥬 forr my chickens during the winter time til I can grow for them outdoors. The greens increase the nutrition in the eggs and make it a beautiful orange-gold instead on the anemic pale yellow eggs from the store. So I am working on having greens for them during the off growing times til I can get my indoor growing area going. 😊

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Wheatgrass needs to be treated as a microgreen. So, basically the same.... The same steps for soaking and the first 24 hours... Identical. However, where sprouts are left on the container to sprout, wheatgrass and microgreens are placed on a thin 1-2 layer of soil to continue to grow. They are then harvested by cutting them down 10-14 days later! Super easy, and quite rewarding!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Oh yeah, microgreens (peas, radish, sunflower etc) are so amazing for chickens and super charging their eggs! Right on that you're doing that. You could grow large 10x20 mats of these greens and just let the hens go wild on them!!

[@gangasharma4850]

Excellent 😀☀️🙏

[@ms.fortune2957]

HOLYYYYYY💣❤🏆🙈LMBO😂 LOVE IT THANK U FOR SHARING🏆

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks for watching Sharron! There's a whole world of sprouts out there, and when you've mastered those, microgreens! Great time to be growing indoors and these crops which take anywhere from 4-14 days are just what the doctor ordered! Cheers to you!

[@mariadenissa]

Hi there! I have many tipes of sees for sprouting. Please tell me if I can put them also in soil for growing.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hi Maria, that depends. Most sprouts are designed to be grown and sprouted in water and ready to eat within a week. Surely some could grow in soil after that, but it depends on the plants.

[@mariadenissa]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms I wanna put them directly in soil, not after sprouting them. I will give it a try. Thanks.

[@linnbenali8128]

Hi, I'm doing a science project where I need to examine the height of some fast-growing plants. How long does it take to grow alfalfa in total amount of days? Would you recommend any other fast-growing plants? (I am searching for plants that can sprout with leaves and all in one week or less). Great video btw : )

[@absolutelynobodycares]

Takes about 4 days from start to finish if I'm not mistaken. my mum used to grow them when I was a kid

[@iced4g5pcl]

Good morning, sir! I am doing a science presentation for school on seed germination. May I use this video as part of my project? Hope to hear from you soon. My project is ending 14th july. Thank you!!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

For sure Mel!! Pass the knowledge on! Best of luck with the project! Let me know if you get an A!

[@iced4g5pcl]

Hello again! Thank you, sir. My project recieved full marks but my alfalfa got eaten by birds..

[@jamiebryant6369]

I may have missed it in the video but was there a certain amount you put in the jar? A few tablespoons, 1/4 Cup?

[@mcrhan]

Thank you 💖

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers!

[@sisonlibangan7043]

Is that seed same with alfalfa seed for growing making hay?

[@margarine2751]

Can't wait to try this!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Alfalfa is the best Maggie. So easy...within 5 days you have an unbelievable crop!

[@WNYXeb777]

Hi -- question cuz I'm a complete noob. Watching many vids and I prefer yours but I'm wondering if after the second soaking in the first day I've seen folks add a tablespoon of vinegar for " sanitization " and also using a salad spinner for the extra water prior to putting into a " storage " container - could you please give me your thoughts on that. Vancouver - not to shabby.

[@lemongrab6173]

Helpful video, I actually plan on planting them not eating them but the video helped with the initial stepsZ and ways 2:19 name of the music please thanks.

[@rebelbeest]

Hi 😊 I recently bought a sprouting tray and I have been having a lot of fun with it. It is awesome to see these seeds grow and they are healthy and delicious! However, one thing I am struggling with is that some seeds such as broccoli seeds are too small. Because of this, they fall through the holes and they cannot grow.. I tried to put paper above the holes, but then the roots do not grow through it.. Do you have any tips for me on how to solve this problem? Thanks a lot 😊

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Yeah, that's a problem with the trays. Honestly, I find the jar method to be so easy I don't stray from it. I am trying to figure out methods to do the Alfalfa, Clover, and Mung Beans on a larger scale safely however....I'll be sure to post my findings!

[@danhammond8406]

Cheese cloth. The roots go thru but the seeds don't.

[@maryjones8130]

Great video. Ordered some seeds off of amazon. Watched several videos but this was my favorite! Will you be making more videos showing how to sprout different seeds?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much! Yes, definitely! Sprouts and microgreens were very much my entire business a few years back. I have so many videos planned for them for sure. I love that you can grow them all year round!

[@Shimomo27]

Do I need to use sprouting lid, or is a regular mason jar lid fine? Thank you!

[@kaliissouledout4jesus928]

New sub here. 🌿

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey, thanks for joining!

[@chrisb2535]

Will this technique work for mung beans as well?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

YES Chris...definitely! They may take 1-2 days longer....but yes, same process!!

[@yeah_i_likeCartoons]

How do I keep them growing? Or do I have to buy new seeds each time?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

You can keep growing them into full plants to use as fertilizer or as animal feed....but for us to eat, the 5-7 day sprouts are what people normally consume. :-)

[@Donna_G]

I've sprouted alfalfa seeds in the past. I really love them. I used to find alfalfa seeds for sprouting just about anywhere I looked. Now, I don't seem to find them anywhere. Where do you get your alfalfa seeds?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Me too Donna. They are definitely not as available as they used to be. I buy mine in bulk (200lbs at a time) online now. I just browse around for the best price making sure that the shipping doesn't kill me! Happy sprouting!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey Donna, if you're in the US, I would trust these ones from Amazon: amzn.to/2N3BT3k. And if you're in Canada, I also sell a 1lb bag as well through Amazon Canada: amzn.to/2Nt0Bc9 Cheers! And thanks for watching!

[@CC-jy4gr]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms if you ask me the nutrient companys got something to do with this!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@CC-jy4gr I 100% agree!

[@hardmarkcus]

Hi what about if I want to transplant to the field?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

I wouldn't pre sprout them and then plant.....

[@rajanco4955]

Pl clarify how many days it takes to germinate.....1st day soaking for 24 hours, 2nd day draining the seeds, 3rd and 4th day rinsing once in a day and 5th day it will be ready. Am I right

[@IDVDalot]

can you plant them outside too so bees can polinate?

[@derekwaugh8083]

Ty

[@SpicyExpressions]

Hey dude! So the question is, after everything is sprouted and great is it possible to harvest seeds from the batch that was just grown

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Yup, definitely. You have to let it flower and it'll have to be outdoors to attract pollinators (bees).

[@ridefastshootstraght]

This guy grows his own weed. I can tell by the music he chose. 😂

[@PuReHoTeNeRgY]

If I bought a bunch of living sprouts, can I place them in a jar of water to grow an endless supply

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Once a batch is grown, you need to start over from scratch with new seeds, new water, clean jar. :-)

[@revelmarlow1999]

What if you want to re-harvest- what is the "seed" - does it eventually flower and it has the seeds?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Yup, if you give it soil and let it grow long enough, eventually it will go to seed.

[@nnpredictable]

Thank you so much for this! Id love to grow these. Hope i can find sellers here

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Right on Annie! Alfalfa seeds should be available just about everywhere... Even Amazon. Try out Red Clover too!

[@hoochrocks]

Great video but the music was a little creepy.

[@purplegal25k]

How much water goes into the jar to how much alfalfa seeds as well

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey Kara, the great thing is, it doesn't matter. You are literally submerging the seeds for 24 hours and then rinsing/draining fully. So you can submerge them to just over the top of the seeds or you can submerge them in a swimming pool amount of water...it makes no difference!

[@dml7544]

My alfalfa sprouts, on the bottom are very wet at harvest time. Is this normal. How do I dry them out before refrig storage?

[@geraldinehill4034]

What kind of seeds should I get? Can I get them at supermarket?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey Geraldine, the supermarket seeds don't often germinate. For maximum success, I go for the seeds offered by sprout companies, either online or locally.

[@geraldinehill4034]

Noted! Thank you! 👍🏻🙂

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@geraldinehill4034 Best of luck Geraldine!

[@ms.thomas5758]

Can you regrow from a grocery store batch?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hi Ms. Thomas, no not really. Alfalfa is a sprout that you grow from seed very very quickly. It sprouts and is edible in a week. The store-bought sprouted stuff won't multiply and grow more of itself unfortunately.

[@ms.thomas5758]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Ok Thanks for explaining this to me I understand now. Because the seed has already sprouted why didn't I think of that. Lol

[@manoriperera7105]

I live in Egypt we don't have alfalfa seeds. Any replacement for it.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey Manori, Red Clover is one of the best if you can get it!

[@tonimitchell9930]

So where do you get the seeds from? Can you just get them from a local farm seed store?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Sure thing, I get them from Amazon pretty much most of the time. Here's my Affiliate links: Amazon Canada: amzn.to/2FiW77C Amazon USA: amzn.to/3gSu5xL Cheers!

[@meghabarwe9235]

Woow! 👌👌👌🙏🙏🌷👍🌹

[@appishah23]

What seed do you use to make sprouts?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Tons. LOTS of different seeds. In this video, it was Alfalfa.

[@nancytkerr]

How do you get rid of all the brown seed skin?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey Nancy. With Alfalfa Sprouts, you don't. They are simply part of the final product that you eat, unlike mung beans. Cheers.

[@arunjain3799]

When the sprouts attained the desired length and you like to eat, you just wash them by frequently dipping into water and removing from the water. After each of such dipping for delicate washing you will notice that some of the undesirable skin left in the bottom of the Bowl. Don't try to remove all because you may damage the sprouts. But after this excercise you may succeed in getting rid of most of the unwanted skins.

[@islandsnow]

where do you buy alfalfa seeds from?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

I get all of mine from either Amazon or Planet Organic. Amazon Canada Link: amzn.to/2UCnG0u Amazon USA Link: amzn.to/37tJfFY

[@lemongrab6173]

Local farms that sell animal feed will also sell the best quality seeds.

[@Haupialani]

Can you grow sprouts from sprouts (not seeds)?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Possibly Haupia....I haven't tried to split them or do cuttings from them...it would be crazy finicky to try, but I don't want to say impossible! LOL!

[@kaliissouledout4jesus928]

Where can I get good non gmo seeds?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey Kali, GMO seeds aren't really available to the public. I don't see where you could even get them if you wanted them. :-)

[@annettecuke7523]

do you rinse the hulls off

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hi Annette, I don't. For Mung Beans I do....not Alfalfa though.

[@sman21553]

Randy from tpbs brother?

[@acdcmiami]

What kind of seeds are those?

[@e2dub]

Would like to hear more on important safety guidelines for growing sprouts. As you know food poisoning is common w store bought sprouts. 1) Is this the case with home grown and how do we avoid our sprouts becoming a breeding ground for bacteria. 2) How long is too long before refrigeration? 3) How warm is too warm in regards to food safety(while growing)? 4) Safe handling guidelines. 5) Safe storage guidelines. Saw another guy on YT who does larger batches of broccoli sprouts then bags and freezes them. Otherwise enjoyed the informative video. Keep up the good work. www.nhs.uk/live-well/eat-well/sprouted-seeds-safety-advice/

[@e2dub]

More good safety info www.deseret.com/2011/6/28/20200774/use-caution-when-growing-your-own-sprouts

[@ericrowland1851]

Add spot of dilute food grade hydrogen peroxide to the water to prevent mould and cut the risk.

[@raymanlegy]

Yummy 😋

[@MartyFRsfNE]

Get strong as a HORSE: Eat #AlfalfaSprouts!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Love the Alfalfa Martin!

[@Celldroid]

Couldn't hear what you were saying but the music is blasting loud

[@motherearth5462]

Did I miss something about watering them? No watering?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

? Half the video they are submerged in water. That IS the watering. :-)

[@AubreyJM]

The audio is off balanced. I could barely hear you talking but the music was SUPER LOUD.

[@Leonidas3888]

A little confusing, you didn't say when you transferred into new container, then you said final rinse and said rinse again. Think I get it though.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

You don't need to transfer it to a new container. I had both the glass and the plastic containers growing concurrently and used the plastic one because we had been snacking on the glass one and it was almost gone! I only transferred the plastic one to the clamshell because I couldn't get the lid on. But it never needs to be transferred if you don't want to.

[@Leonidas3888]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms ok cool, thanks!

[@VukyMonster]

"Step 2, drain the seeds and let them germinate. Rinse them once a day." 1.What does germinate mean, what does that look like? Do they go black? fluffy? I have no idea. And "rinse them once a day" for how many days?? 2? 56? So confusing.

[@ryancornett7916]

In the video it says 24 hrs

[@jefffavelle857]

Only sprout easier than Alfalfa is possibly Mung Beans!

[@arunjain3799]

Even black Gram and Lentils. Though they take two days longer sprouting, and you will require to Submerge the seeds in water (for fifteen minutes each) after the gap of eight hours until sprouting is clearly visible.

[@billypowers926]

It's hard to read your directions. Slow it down a bit.

[@thasickest]

inb4 1M subscribers.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Ha ha ha, I can dream!

[@affirmativeaction1]

*refrigerator

[@poonamashar5517]

Alfalfa bee marathi me kya matlab hota hai