Below is a quick rundown of things to consider before purchasing any sprouting kit. You can’t go wrong with the functionality and classic look of wide-mouth mason jars for sprouting! This set ...

This hack, which involves a surprising way to use hydrogen peroxide and a Mason jar, will make your seeds sprout into bloom quicker than ever. The best thing about starting seeds indoors ...

Sprouting takes a few days, but it’s worth the wait. In addition to the supplies listed above, you'll need: Get a glass mason jar large enough to hold as much of the seeds as you’d like to ...

Find an area out of direct sunlight and place the jars upside-down, but at an angle to allow drainage and air-circulation through the mesh. You can get a custom sprouting rack or try a dish rack ...

You can alternatively grow them in Mason jars with special drainage lids, but I went with the tray setup because it provides better drainage and the necessary darkness. Also, the seeds sprout more ...