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Green pea - Sprouts BIO

Green pea sprouts are delicious as a snack, but also in salad or soup. These sprouts have a sweet taste. They can be harvested after about 9 to 11 days. The shoots are then 9 to 12 cm high.

Green pea as sprout vegetable is deliciously sweet and is often used as decoration of salads. Also delicious as a snack, on bread, in salad, in soup, stew or other warm dishes.
Instructions for use
Fill the germination tray with tap water to just above the grid. Sprinkle the peas evenly on the grid. The peas may lie in the water a little, because they absorb a lot of water. They will grow one and a half times as big. So make sure there is enough space between them when sowing.
Place the germination tray at room temperature, in a light spot, but not in full sun.
Check the water level daily and top up to the grid if necessary. As long as the peas do not have sprouts, they should remain moist, but not soaked.
After two days, the peas will be attached to the grid with their germ roots and you can change the cloudy water.
Keep checking the water level daily. The seedling roots should be in the water, but keep the seedlings dry. This reduces the chance of problems with mold.
After 9 to 11 days the seedlings are 9 to 12 cm long and can be harvested. Cut them off with scissors just above the grid.

Biologisch
Yes
Merk
The Bolster
Type en soort
Open-pollinated variety
Standplaats
Sun Partial shade
Zaaien
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Planttijd
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Hoogte
12 cm
Inhoud
Approx. 275 seeds
€2,99

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Explanation of resistances

Our seeds are provided with different resistance codes. In this PDF you will find a clear explanation of all codes and their meaning.

Different types of seeds

What is the difference between organic, F1 hybrid, heirloom (open-pollinated), GMO, pill and conventional seeds? We explain it to you in this blog !

Saving seeds

Store seeds in a cool, dry and dark place, such as a sealed box in a cupboard. Pay attention to the expiration date on the packaging and use them before that time. If the packaging has been opened, make sure it is sealed properly and check the germination capacity before use.

You can easily test the germination capacity of seeds with a germination test :

  1. Place a few seeds (for example 10) on a damp piece of kitchen paper.
  2. Fold the paper towel closed and place it in a plastic bag or place it in a sealed container.
  3. Place it in a warm place, such as on the windowsill.
  4. After a few days, check to see if the seeds have started to germinate.

Basic sowing guide

First time sowing? No problem! Our basic sowing guide will briefly explain how to get started. Also take a look at our extensive growing guides for specific tips per plant species - super handy if you want to know exactly how to grow aubergine or garlic, for example 🌱.