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Nature Jims Sprouts Salad Mix - Organic Sprouting Seeds
Unleash your inner farmer and enjoy the unique flavor and texture of home-grown salad ingredients with our Nature Jims Sprouts Salad Mix. Packed with essential nutrients, our organic seeds sprout in just 5 days, allowing you to grow your own broccoli, radish, alfalfa, and clover with ease.
Lorena
August 27, 2025
This brand is easy to grow and germinates fast. I grow them both in trays and jars. The jars seem to sprout and grow faster than the trays. I use the two cup wide mason jars rather than the larger ones advertised. This way I always have sprouts in a more useful quantity that is fresh. I prefer this method because after a day or two in the fridge they’re not as good. There is very little waste as almost all the seeds sprout. This bag provides a variety of flavors in one. I’m so happy I gave this a try! Super easy to do!
Jessie Bennett
July 28, 2025
I think this is a perfect starter package to growing your own food. I have bought 2 so far. I have grown successfully indoor and outdoor. They grow great in mason jars and in containers. I gave also let them grow wild into mature plants in concrete blocks with soil. I highly recommend these and they sprout in less than a week. Great for survival situations. I definitely would like bigger sizes, but this bag can last you a decent amount of time. I put 1 to 3 tbs for a quart size wide mouth mason jar. Some hulls can be hard so be careful if you don't remove most of the debris when you rinse. They are loosened when you agitate the jar to rinse. I like to rinse in the morning and afternoon. I feel healthier eating these as I have Liveabetes and it has helped diminish my brain fog! It also tastes great.
FLYnVFR
June 27, 2025
The Salad Mix seeds looked beautiful out of the bag. No debris. I soaked them for ~6h before seeding, changing the rain water 2-3 times; I used rain water exclusively. From 1 tbsp of seeds there was only a few floaters (The only bump in the road with this mix was the radish. Don't get me wrong, I love radishes. But the radish microgreen flavor is quite potent and a bit overpowering, making it difficult to appreciate the other flavors. Fortunately, the radish outgrows the others in the mix, and is easily trimmed with a pair of shears without impacting those in the lower tier. If you look at the pics I posted you'll see that the canopy is somewhat 2-tiered, with radish on top and everything else below. So depending on how spicy you want the harvest, you can trim to taste. It works out quite nicely. I highly recommend this seed mix. Good Luck!GROWING DETAILS✔︎ I used 6x9 disposable plastic (PP) containers with lids.✔︎ For a growing substrate I tried both loose coco coir (~0.5 inches deep) and coco coir liner (presoaked in rain water for 4-6h, with several water changes). When using the liner, I covered it with a thin layer of loose coco coir to cushion and surround the seeds (like a bed). Both substrates worked equally well.✔︎ The presoaked seeds (~6h soak time, with 2x water changes) were sprinkled evenly onto the coco coir bed and gentle pressed in.✔︎ Planter trays with seeds were kept in the dark for 2 days, misting with rain water 2x each day, with the lid on loose (not sealed).✔︎ On Day 3, the planter trays with fully germinated seeds (and lids removed) were placed under a full-spectrum grow light. PPFD levels were initially 200 umol/m2/s, then gradually increased to 400 umol/m2/s over the next few days.✔︎ I found that supplementing the microgreens with a hydroponic nutrient solution markedly increased the fullness and height of the crop. I used a 10-5-14 mix, diluted 1:2 with rain water. Initially I spritzed it on the leaves, but then added it directly to the coco coir substrate. I definitely recommend, especially if the crop will be grown beyond 5-6 days.
Susan Quilopras
June 23, 2025
Just one tablespoon of these will make a substantial amount of tasty, healthy sprouts in just five days. Very good quality!
Linda
March 20, 2025
Lots of seeds, very hardy. I reduced the amounts I sprouted because these seeds are very fresh and productive.
Elizabeth J Matthies
March 9, 2025
I followed the directions and had sprouts growing up so fast in the jar. I can grow a new batch nearly every other day. So fresh and crunchy. Would love to have more Radish seeds cause they are spicy and huge sprouts. Love the mixture and plan to purchase again.
Susan H. Lubin
January 30, 2025
I have bought enough sprouting products to open a store of my own. I failed every time, it was always something, kinda like Roseannahdannah would say - not enough soaking, too much light, not enough light, not enough rinsing...I even threw everything away and tried again. If you are like me, guess what! These seeds and the trays? Yes, I can't believe I finally did it! I soaked the seeds for 48 hrs, used the large green and white sprouting trays sold also on amazon, the green is solid, the white is a screen tray, and I sprouted them in my closet, in the dark! I sprouted two huge trays of thick beautiful sprouts! And, they have lasted chilled for a week! This is my 2nd bag. Now that I have newfound courage, I plan on moving on to broccoli, ect. I did sprout some garbanzo seeds in the sprouting jar, one time but never again. I am thinking the trick is in the soaking because when they sprout, it is fast. Also, rinse,, rinse, rinse...they can get slimy if you don't. Micronutrients are a great inexpensive way to add to a daily program, basically better health for peanuts, think about how many beans you can sprout. Wow!
Robert L. Rediger Jr.
December 7, 2024
Sprouted and taste good
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