Arugula Sprouting & Microgreens Seeds 4oz

Sprouts very well

Great seeds! They take root and sprout very quickly, and are bountiful growers! Very happy with them and they taste great! I've grown several batches now, and they've all done well. I use a 2-inch-deep clear drawer organizer to grow them in, with basic seed starting potting mix, and it's perfect. They do well on a east-facing window sill that gets morning light and afternoon "shade." The photo shows the growth after just 3 days, including germination! Fantastic growing speed!

Started sprouting right away.

The package was poorly sealed by the manufacturer and lead to half the bag being emptied into the Amazon package on arrival. It weighed less than 1lb after I got all the seeds I could back into the package. That's disappointing but I won't be returning it. We'll see how the germination rate is...

The quality of these seeds are excellent. The germination rate is less than 7 days. They are vibrant in color, as far as the seedlings. They taste great and you get over 55,000 seeds in this bag and it’s a great price point. The function of the seeds is phenomenal.

I love arugula & couldn’t find plants this year so I bought these seeds. They sprouted within 3 days! Excellent as micro greens but I want to try growing some as larger plants also. They taste fabulous & the package is HUGE! With tiny packages costing $5, these are a bargain.

Simply follow the directions and it’ll give you the results!

Very pleased with the quality. We have ordered many things from this brand and giving them as gifts even also. The germination was excellent, and will buy again

I couldn't disagree more strongly very quicklyafter putting them in the water the seeds sprouted a snotty substance which made them all stick together there was no way to spread them out evenly

Good growth. Fast. Waaay over seeded. Pick them on the earlier side. It will keep growing and the lower stems get tougher. Really peppery.

I never write reviews but they need a million stars, i love them, i love my new plants, i love everything! The micro greens are just a week old and already growing. Now I literally know nothing about gardening.. if i could do it you can too!

Arugula shoots are growing well and seeds germinated quickly and, from what I can tell, at a very high rate.I have now a densely packed flat tray with microgreens and I only used a handful of seeds, so there is a lot more to harvest before I am through the whole bag. I am growing them in an aquarium converted into a small greenhouse, in front of a south-facing window so the soil temperature and light exposure are optimal.Very tasty too. Good purchase!

My first microgreens tray I used soil. I have since switched to hemp fibre grow mats. The roots grow into the fiber without the mess of soil. Growing microgreens is very satisfying. I got immediate results without having to wait for veggies to grow in my garden. I got a harvest in a week & the sprouts taste nutty. Great on sandwiches, stirfry, salads & smoothies.Plus microgreens are fun to grow. After the first 2 days of using a spray bottle of water to keep them moist in moderation (too much water creates mold) and keeping the sprouts in the dark & under a steadily applied weight to insure the roots burrow into the soil or jute fiber, by day 3 microgreen seeds had sprouted enough to give them filtered sunlight. Then I saw real growth. I could even watch the stems jostling for time in the sun, when the baby sprouts actually moved before my eyes.Within 7-10 days, I could harvest. These quality seeds germinated well & densely. Reliable return on my investment. Highly recommended.

I soaked the seeds overnight then spread across the top of the dirt, 3 days later~ see photo.

I ❤️ everything I’ve ever ordered from this company. These arugula micro greens are fantastic. I use a coir mat with a water/hydro tray. I sprinkle about a tablespoon of seeds onto a wet mat, place the tray in a dark place for 2 days then set it in the window sill. After 24 hours, they have turned green and grown an inch. You can eat them right then, or wait til they sprout up even taller. As long as you keep the mat wet, they will stay viable. And they taste bright and lively and sharp!! The bag stands upright to store and also has a ziplock closure to ensure the seeds stay fresh. This is THE EASIEST way to ensure you have a steady supply of fresh greens, even through the shortest winter days.

Value:This product is a great value to get a lot of good quality seeds for a low priceFor full size harvest..I actually ordered this in an attempt to grow full sized arugula instead of harvesting as micro. It does grow to a large size but I believe it is a different variety than standard "Rocket" arugula that I typically buy in stores. The leaves don't have the same shape and I"m thinking it may be the Astro variety, but it still taste great.MicrogreenI did harvest some early but to taste as microgreen and it was excellent as well. Sprouting can be done in standard off the shelf "jiffy" trays with a think layer of lightly packed soil. or peat moss.Germination RateWhat is most impressive about this product is the germination rate. I put as mall amount of seeds in and it looks like the vast majority germinated and sprouted. I feel like it must be a 90% or greater germination with very little effort put in.Final thoughts.This high germination rate seed is great for microgreens and even for large salad growth. It is not rocket variety and is a bit thicker but good none the less. I highly recommend them.

LOTS of seed! These arugula seeds are good sprouting seeds. The pan shown in the picture is about a week and a half after planting. They are ready to cut and eat. These started to sprout the next day after planting in coco coir in a 9x11 inch aluminum cake pan. I poked holes in the lid and put the lid on for a greenhouse-like environment that kept the soil moist for the seeds. I did not have to soak them first before planting. I have also had good sprouts with this company's broccoli seed. I am happy with the product.

They are fresh, great quality and already tasted them! I made a great purchase!

1 lb is a lot of arugula seeds! Considering you only use a small amount to sprout at a time, you should share the seeds with as many people as you can. The resealable bag is free-standing and true to weight.I tested the germination rate of a small pinch of seeds and got good results. The directions say to soak the seeds first for 8-24 hrs. They develop a clear gelatinous coating, like chia or basil seeds, which I didn't previously know. This makes it harder to drain the water out.After the soaking, I put the seeds on a paper towel and within 2 days, they started sprouting. I now have some coconut coir sprinkled on top so they have a medium to grow in. Since this is my first time growing microgreens, I probably did it wrong and will need to do more research into the technique.Note that sprouts and microgreens are not the same thing, even though the 2 terms are often used interchangably-- even on supermarket labels. (I didn't know the difference before researching for this review). Sprouts are seeds that have just begun to grow roots and still have their cotyledons -- no true leaves. Microgreens are more developed and are green, due to the plant producing chlorophyll. With sprouts, you eat the whole plant. Microgreens have true leaves and only parts above the soil are consumed.Alfalfa sprouts, for example, are yellow and tangled up when you see them in stores. Confusingly, supermarkets also sell alfalfa sprouts that are upright, growing from a block of spongey material like a dense miniature forest-- these should technically be called alfalfa microgreens.Here I've uploaded pictures of the sprouts turning into microgreens, a span of 6 days.UPDATE: 3/26/22There’s so much seed that I decided to do an experiment seeding our backyard with arugula. The grass is quickly receding and being overtaken by nimblewill, so why not? The sprouts add patches of greenery and groundcover. It has been about 2 weeks. I will update as time goes on.

I’ve grown other kinds of sprouts before, so I was planning to use these seeds the same way, but they didn’t work for that. Once soaked, each seed grew a thick mucilaginous coating that made them impossible to drain. They just clogged the cheesecloth, and every other strainer I tried, so there was no way to save them from just drowning in too much water.I poured this mucilaginous slurry over some potting soil in a tray, and there the seedlings thrived. Here’s a photo of my beautiful microgreens. They taste great, with that distinctive arugula flavor. I highly recommend these seeds for microgreens, but not for straight sprouts. They’d probably be OK as sprouts if they were just a small percentage of a mix that was mostly other, less gummy seeds.

This is a ginornous bag of arugula seeds! I am going to have fresh arugula to eat all winter. And i just added a photo. I just planted these seeds a few days ago! This company's product is incredible!!

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