Alfalfa Microgreens Seeds for Sprouting - Non-GMO Heirloom Alfalfa Sprout Seeds for Microgreens, Hydroponic, & Indoor Growing - Survival Garden Seeds (1 Pack)

These sprouts were really good. Most, if not all of them, sprouted in just a few days. Made for some great avocado sandwiches!

The seeds sprouted quickly and had very few that didn't sprout. Make sure to rinse daily, drain we'll and keep out of hot windows

While these are labeled as Alfalfa Microgreens Seeds, I’m sprouting them in a Mason jar, rather than in a tray with soil, which for me is an easier option. I use a jar with a stainless steel mesh lid, jar cover, and a holder that keeps the jar angled upside down for good drainage. After soaking about two tablespoons of the seeds in my jar overnight, I rinse them twice a day and leave them upside down on my counter until they are ready to eat a few days later. The germination on these alfalfa seeds has been excellent, and the alfalfa sprouts have a very nice, mild and refreshing flavor. I’m eating these on salads and sandwiches, and feel like they add a nutrient boost and hydration, while also having an enjoyable crunchy texture. I’d recommend these!

Not sure what I did wrong but these seeds never grew. I used potting soil and watered and made sure they had sun too.

Didn't realize it was micro im new to gardening .