MyEcoGardens Announces a 5% Discount on Alfalfa Sprouts

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Alfalfa ORGANIC Seed For Sprouts

Colville, WA (PRWEB) October 30, 2012

Sprouts are known for their health benefits and http://www.MyEcoGardens.com has a 5% discount on Alfafa and many other sprouts. Sprouts have the highest concentration of digestible nutrients and all that nutrients is available right after a seed sprouts. Sprouts are also a great way to add some fresh 'greens' or 'vegetables' to the diet of folks who don't have a garden, live in apartments, or who simply want to chase away the winter blues.

Alfafa sprouts are one of the richest and most complete foods. They contain a complete range of vitamins and mineral salts (Ca, Mg, K, Fe, Zn, Cu, S, Na) as well as a very high level of protein (35%). They also contain all of the essential amino acids and eight enzymes essential for good digestion. They are a wonderful topper to any salad, or use instead of lettuce next to a sandwich.

Sprouting Alfalfa is very easy. For a harvest of a good handful of alfalfa sprouts, put 2 tablespoons of seeds in a jam jar or a sprouter. Cover with plenty of spring water and leave to soak for half a day.

Next, place a piece of muslin over the mouth of the jar to act as a filter, secure with an elastic band and rinse and drain.

Several times a day, rinse the seeds by pouring spring water through the muslin then emptying it out to leave a moist atmosphere. Turn the jar and lay it flat so that the moist seeds stick to the sides.

To start with on the first day, put the jar in a place with not much light. On the second day transfer it to a light spot (natural light) but away from direct sunlight to allow the shoots to go green. Choose a spot where the seeds can be viewed easily and pour a little water into the jar, rinse and drain at least 2 to 5 times a day.

If the sprouting seeds look cramped in the jar, spread them out on a radish plate (a plate with little holes in it) or a wide, non-metallic sieve and cover with a glass lid making sure that enough air is circulating around the edge to keep the atmosphere moist.

The shoots are about 2 centimeters when little green leaves start to appear. Delicate and translucent, these little shoots can be eaten when they reach a height of 2 to 3 centimeters. Get these wonderful alfafa sprouts and many others at http://www.myecogardens.com

MyEcoGardens is a reliable site that provides quality products to your home for your gardening needs. My goal is to provide a wide ranging and unique product line, at the highest level of quality and service available, and to do so as efficiently as possible. Thank You.

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