Broccoli & Alfalfa Sprouting Seeds

Grow your own nutritious superfood sprouts at home! Both broccoli and alfalfa seeds are easy to sprout in a jar, sprouting tray or other growing system. Broccoli sprouts are rich in sulforaphane precursors and antioxidants, while alfalfa sprouts provide a natural source of vitamins, minerals and plant compounds. A fresh, nutritious boost for you and your pet!

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Broccoli Seeds for Dogs & Cats - A natural source of plant-based nutrients, broccoli seeds are a simple way to add variety and nutritional goodness to your pet's meals.

Broccoli seeds are a nutrient-rich addition to your dog's or cat's diet, offering a natural source of plant compounds, antioxidants and essential nutrients.

Broccoli is particularly valued for its naturally occurring glucosinolates, which are plant compounds found in cruciferous vegetables. Sprouting the seeds is a great way to incorporate fresh plant foods into your pet's diet.

Feeding suggestion: Sprout before serving and introduce gradually in small amounts, mixed through your pet's usual food.

Alfalfa Seeds for Dogs & Cats - Alfalfa is a traditional nutritional plant valued for its naturally occurring vitamins, minerals, chlorophyll and plant compounds.

When sprouted, alfalfa seeds provide a fresh, nutrient-rich food addition that can bring more variety to your dog's or cat's diet.

An easy way to introduce fresh greens and additional plant-based nutrients into everyday meals.

Feeding suggestion: Sprout before serving and introduce gradually in small amounts, mixed through your pet's usual food.

Broccoli & Alfalfa Sprouting Seeds

Prepare your equipment. Wash your hands and clean the sprouting jar, lid or tray thoroughly before starting.
Measure and soak. Add a small amount of seed, leaving plenty of room for the sprouts to expand. Follow the sprouting guide for soaking instructions.
Rinse and drain. Use fresh drinking-quality water and drain thoroughly. Position the equipment so excess water can escape and air can circulate.
Continue regular care. Follow the guide’s rinsing schedule and avoid leaving the seeds or sprouts standing in water.
Harvest and store. Follow the guide for harvesting, then drain well and refrigerate promptly in a clean container.

Sprouting Broccoli & Alfalfa Seeds

Add the seeds.
Place approximately 10–20 grams of alfalfa sprouting seeds into a clean jar. Allow plenty of empty space because the sprouts expand considerably as they grow.
Soak for approximately 4–6 hours.
Cover the seeds generously with cool, clean water and leave them to soak.
Drain thoroughly.
After soaking, drain the water and rinse the seeds with fresh, cool water. Allow as much excess water as possible to drain from the jar.
Position the jar at an angle.
Place the jar upside down at an angle so excess moisture can continue to drain while air circulates through the jar.
Rinse every 8–12 hours.
Fill the jar with fresh water, gently rinse the developing sprouts and drain thoroughly. Repeat approximately twice daily, paying particular attention to drainage in warm conditions.
Allow the sprouts to develop.
Continue the rinse-and-drain cycle until the sprouts reach your preferred size. As the leaves begin to develop, indirect natural light can help them become green.
Harvest and refrigerate.
Alfalfa sprouts are commonly ready in approximately 4–6 days. Give them a final rinse, drain thoroughly and refrigerate promptly in a clean container.

Important growing tip: Alfalfa produces a dense mass of fine sprouts that can retain moisture. Drain thoroughly after every rinse and maintain good airflow rather than allowing the sprouts to sit in standing water.

Growing tips:

Avoid overcrowding your jar or tray.
Keep equipment clean between batches.
Drain thoroughly after every rinse.
Store unused seed in a sealed container in a cool, dry place.

Alfalfa Sprouting Seeds: Non-GMO, Non-hybrid, open pollinated. No Chemical treatment.
Broccoli Sprouting Seeds: Non-GMO, Untreated seed for growing purposes. Heirloom and open-pollinated.

Additional Information

Benefits

Simply sprout in a jar, sprouting tray or your preferred growing method and enjoy adding fresh sprouts to meals for yourself or your pet.

Why broccoli and alfalfa?

Broccoli sprouts: Naturally rich in sulforaphane precursors, particularly glucoraphanin, which is widely researched for its antioxidant and cellular protective properties.
Alfalfa sprouts: A nutritious source of vitamins, minerals, plant compounds and antioxidants, including flavonoids and saponins.

A simple, affordable way to grow your own fresh greens and add a little extra plant-based goodness to your daily routine.