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@@colorsntrees1531 (love the name btw!) I don’t use any hydroponic supplements at the moment, but I won’t rule it out if I find a really nice one. I feel that for most seeds, the seed already contains all it needs to sprout and grow 💚🌱

@@colorsntrees1531 and congratulations on getting a GEO! 😍

You obviously didn’t read the first screen which says: “SOAK 1/2 CUP OF HARD WHEAT BERRIES OVERNIGHT. THEN RINSE & DRAIN WELL. SPROUT FOR 1-2 DAYS, THEN SPREAD OUT ONTO A TRAY. COVER WITH ANOTHER TRAY AND SPRAY EACH DAY.” So yes, day 2 and 3 on the tray, are exactly that. I have no need nor desire to share something that is ‘not true’.

@tubermiss8259 it's my pleasure! 💝

The trays I have don't have a lot of space between the bottom of the white one with holes in and the bottom green tray in which you place the water. That's okay, the roots will grow their roots and create a mattress in that tray below.

mung beany 😊

Oh @geronlee3504 what a lovely thing to say! 🤗

@@roloqween inside but not in the fridge.

I just left them next to a south-facing window. They weren't left under any grow lights.

Hopefully I didn't send you to sleep though :)

@@petermaier3725 hi Peter, I think a one-liter jar is the one I use the most. You can get a really good pile of sprouts from one! I use mason jars (‘Quattro Stagioni’) with sprouting lids I’ve accumulated over time. You can really use any jar, but if you buy one which already has a nice stainless steel mesh lid, that’s probably the best thing. I don’t have any brands, mostly because I don’t remember where I even got my old mesh lids, however I do have some really nice ones from a UK company called Grow Sow Greener. www.growsowgreener.co.uk/products/sprouting-jar-lid-fine-mesh-stainless-steel

This is a tester from one of the official Earthing websites. It's the old version though. The new ones work in a slightly different way from what I've seen.

@@jeble5341 you’re very welcome!

Gelatinous/mucilaginous seeds such as some mustard, arugula/rocket, cress, flax, chia, basil do not sprout well in jars as they have a hard time draining due to their gluey consistency. To grow these seeds in a jar it is best to add a small amount to a non-gelatinous seed, such as clover.

@@hummingwind8869 you’re very kind! 🥰

@@MeganVermazen I would try to sort out the fruit fly problem first. I don’t think it’s a matter of which sprouting vessel you use.

​@@pizza3205 I bought mine from an Italian site which sells official Clint Ober grounding ‘equipment’. My tester is the old version though. The new one works slightly differently. Here's the latest one on the US site: www.earthing.com/collections/all-accessories/products/new-continuity-tester-kit

Earthing Institute- Google & there are other grounding tools. It also will help you, if you want direct you to the full length movie ( free to watch). Grounded, it's good, fascinating.

I don't think the light should come on if the device isn't in contact with something that's grounded.

@@sadiedesimone7460 you’re very welcome!

I'm so pleased you're here!

I bought mine from an Italian site which sells official Clint Ober grounding ‘equipment’. My tester is the old version though. The new one works slightly differently. Here's the latest one on the US site: www.earthing.com/collections/all-accessories/products/new-continuity-tester-kit

@@kwameWhittaker thanks for your comment! 💖

@@deborahbekind2078 no honey in rejuvelac. I use honey to make jun though, which is very similar to kombucha.

Yes, there’s far more goodness in a bowl of raw mung bean sprouts, but as a bread substitute for those trying to avoid gluten, I think they’re a nice alternative 😊

How do you get the rivet in your shoe??

@skarath I bought some Earthing flip-flops, but I'm still looking for a good pair of comfy grounding hiking shoes. I was thinking about putting rivets in my hiking shoes, but I'm worried I'll end up with wet feet from leakage in wet weather. Have you noticed anything like this?

@@joaonuno6936 you’re very welcome! 💚🌱

Thanks for taking the time to comment! 💚

So happy it’s helpful! 🌱💚🌱

Yes, mung bean sprouts can be grown in and on almost anything! Just bear in mind that mung like being weighted down and keeping them in darkness makes them taste sweeter. If however you just want to sprout them for a couple of days so they have a little tail, then jars are fine. I used jars for mung sprouts for decades 👍🏻

Thank you so much for your kind comment! 🙏🏻💖

Thanks @kjain6481 !

@@kjain6481 you’re very welcome! I’m glad it’s helpful! ✨

I'm careful who I tell about it. They dismiss it out of hand and then they think you're a nut. I've eliminated arthritic pain in a relative's hand that was skeptical with a grounded EKG patch in their palm and in less than 30 minutes the pain was gone. I've done this several times with people and it no longer surprises me.

@ShakeMyWay I feel that as with most things, trying them out for ourselves is the only way to know for sure if they help us or not.

@@skarath I'm beyond caring whether people think I'm a nut or not :)))

I go through mine quite quickly but they should be fine stored in the fridge for about a week. I prefer to grow what I can eat in a short time though, that way I always have fresh sprouts 💚

In what way?

Yes, on sand, ground floor stone floors, walls. It’s very eye-opening!

@@LovinglyPlantbased What's interesting is you get grounded in the shower. That is why they feel "refreshed" as it's likely the only grounding they get.