Sprout Huggers
Sprout Huggers
Sprout Huggers
Sprout Huggers

Sprout Huggers

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$14.99

Jumpstart your healthy lifestyle with Sprout Huggers! This simple, adorable sprouting kit is an easy-to-use kit for growing nutritious sprouts at home, designed to fit standard glass jars. Perfect for beginners, these tools not only simplify the sprouting process but also make it a joy to add fresh, homegrown sprouts to your favorite salads and dishes.

Female Ownership

Recyclable Packaging

Recycled Packaging

Vegan

  • Two-part silicone sprouting set
  • Instruction manual
  • Encourages healthy eating with home-grown sprouts
  • Eco-friendly and reduces plastic waste
  • Perfect for small spaces and urban gardening
  • Fits standard jars
  • Designed for medium to large seeds
  • Nesting design for easy storage
  • Durable and food-safe silicone material
  • Silicone top with perforation
  • Bottom reservoir for water catchment
  • Reusable and easy to clean
  • Standard glass jars
  • Your choice of sprouting seeds

Which Microgreens Kit Is Right For You?

Hamama

ingarden

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Orta - Small

Orta - Large

Urban Leaf
Growing Methods hydroponic Hydroponic hydroponic soil soil hydroponic
Growing Medium Proprietary ‘seed quilts’ made from coconut fiber Virgin fluff fibers produced from non-chlorine bleached spruce wood none coco coir coco coir Jute matt
Includes a light no yes no no no no
Included seeds 2 varieties - varies 3 varieties Red Cabbage, Radish and Mustard none 4 varieties. Radish, Arugula, Beets and Tatsoi 4 varieties. Arugula, Beets, Komatsuna and Radish 6 varieties. Radish, Kale, Rainbow Mix, Mustard, Spicy Mix and Broccoli
USDA Organic Seeds? Some, not all Yes NA No No Yes
Grow Area 1 x Large 3 x Medium 1 x Medium/Large 1 x Small 1 x Medium 3 x Small
Refill Cost $$ $$$ $ $$ $$ $$

Which Grow Light Is Right For You?

Grove

PlantSpectrum

Compact
Wattage 20W / 40W 20W 11W 16W / 32W 7W
PPF Small: 23.7 μmol/sec; Large: 42 μmol/sec 25.95 μmol/sec 17 μmol/sec - 7.3 μmol/sec
Efficacy (PPF/W) 1.05 - 1.2 1.3 1.55 - 1.05
Color Temperature 3000K 3000K 3000K 3914K 2700K
Mounting Hanging from wall or ceiling Inside a pendant or desk lamp Under cabinet or on a wall Under cabinet, wall or vertically Inside a pendant or desk lamp
Suitable For Anything Anything Houseplants, Herbs, Leafy Greens Anything Small herbs, seed starting
Water Resistant No No No Yes No
Cost $$$ $$ $$ $$ - $$$$ $

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FAQs

  1. Select Your Seeds
  2. Soak Your Seeds
  3. Rinse Your Seeds Regularly
  4. Drain
  5. Return to the Reservoir
  6. Soak in the Sunshine

Sprouting can be done for most types of seeds, including peas, beans, lentils, and even grains like rice. But for us, our top 10 easiest seeds to sprout at home are:

  1. Alfalfa
  2. Mung Beans
  3. Lentils
  4. Broccoli Sprout
  5. Chickpeas
  6. Radish
  7. Sunflower
  8. Wheat
  9. Chia
  10. Quinoa

Check out this article for more info!

You can check out our organic microgreen seeds here:

https://www.geturbanleaf.com/collections/microgreens-1

The holes in the drainage cap are suited for medium to large-sized seeds and beans. Broccoli seeds (for example) are so small that they can pass through the holes and we suggest combining the Sprout Hugger with a piece of cheesecloth if you are using extremely small-sized seeds.
  • Start Simple: Alfalfa or mung beans are great first seeds to try.
  • Keep It Clean: Begin with clean gear and seeds to avoid any moldy surprises.
  • Stay Hydrated: Give your sprouts a good rinse 2-3 times a day to keep them happy.
  • Patience is Key: Each seed sprouts in its own time. Enjoy the process!
  • Keep 'Em Fresh: Store your sprouts in the fridge to keep them crisp.
  • Experiment Away: Use your sprouts to add a fresh twist to salads, sandwiches, or as a garnish. Get creative!

Read this article to learn more.

Customer Reviews

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Homeower
Sturdy and functional !

Perfect for sprouting seeds!I use it with a 2.5 inch mouth jar as I tried with a few but this dimension proved to be the easiest to put on/off without too much effort and without being too loose (so it doesnt come off too easy). I attached picture measuring the jar. It has good size holes for draining. The legs are super sturdy so they do not collapse while setting upside down on the insert. Super great find for home sprouting! Recommended

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coffeeandcode
Great for testing seed germination

I've had mixed results of starting fruit trees from seed. These Sprout Huggers Silicone Sprouting Lids are a great accessory to help test and develop seeds for planting. I've had success with apple seeds and they have become small seedlings that will hopefully develop to larger trees in the future. I love how durable these sprouting lids are and that you can fit them on almost any glass jar. These lids also clean extremely well when throw in the top rack of your dishwasher.

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Penny
Amazing stretchy straining lid and water-tight base (that can double as a lid)

When using a jar to sprout lentils, mung beans, radish seeds, et cetera, there are a few methods, including wire mesh lids, cheesecloth held on with a rubber band, and plastic mesh lids. This is the best sprouting solution I have found and it's actually very versatile, so it earns a spot in the cupboard. The straining lid fits on a regular-neck glass canning jar and then sits on top of the base that collects any water draining out from rinsing the sprouts. The straining lid also fits on some regular drinking glasses. If you have glasses made of sturdy, thick glass, these may work on them as well, reducing the specialty items that you need to store in your house (important if you have a small space). The thing that I like the very best is that the solid base can double as a storage lid over a canning jar or glass. So, even if you're not sprouting anything at the time, the sprouting lid set can still be useful in the kitchen.

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