Rainbow Heirloom Seed Co. Broccoli Seeds for Sprouting and Growing Microgreens

Steph: Very high germination rate and makes tons & tons of sprouts. Very pleased with this purchase.

United States on Sep 24, 2023

Elena: I always sproute the seeds and in 2 days I eat sprouted broccoli. The price is of course very high for us.

United States on Sep 18, 2023

Jody: My recipe calls for 2 tablespoons of seeds to grow approximately 2 cups of broccoli sprouts with an expected grow time 6 to 8 days. These seeds consistently produce about 2.5 cups in 6 days.

United States on Aug 18, 2023

TWigg: Got a big head one day and decided to grow my own sprouts because I was super curious. BIG MISTAKE. I will say it is super satisfying watching them grow day by day because it happens so quickly, but geez It could never be for me. The sprouts turned out really nice, but just had a bitter taste that I couldn't slug down. Heck, I almost called into work because of it, and I was already at work when I tried them. The sprouts turned out great and a super great product. Just not for me.

United States on Mar 16, 2023

Amazon Customer: I would not advise to use this producer of seeds. I've always had to throw out the batch as the seeds sprouts stunk of rottenness. The other producers though that at twice the price produce seeds sprouts At 400% more efficacy. I tried taking a picture where I did a comparison but I couldn't figure out the Amazon app. I'm sincere on avoiding this low quality producer.

Canada on Aug 03, 2021

Time TravelerTime Traveler: Oh My Goodness! These turned out AMAZING! I read good and blah reviews about this brand, so, I was hopeful but a little skeptical.
*I measured out 2 Tablespoons of seeds and then weighed them (25grams) so that I can make a constant batch with the same weight for th seeds each time. (I like to weigh everything -LOL... and I always weight in grams as it's more accurate than oz.)
I used filtered water for all my soaking and rinsing. I dont drink tap water so, it didn't make sense to "grow" them with chlorinated tap water!

*I Soaked the seeds over night, drained, rinsed again and set them inverted in a glass bowl and covered them with a small towel on the back of the kitchen counter in the shady spot under the kitchen cupboards.
*I rinsed them twice a day (9am & 9pm) every day. (I sometimes rinsed them 3 times a day because I was enjoying the whole process... lol -however, I think 2x is sufficient.)
*After rinsing and draining the water out I tilted the jar around so the the seeds were dispersed around the walls of the jar so they weren't all clumped together (example of this in the 3rd photo) per some "how to" YouTube videos I watched.
*On day 4, the jars...

United States on Jul 30, 2020