Black Clay Sprouting Pot With Brown Lid | Sprout Maker

Is the black color of the clay achieved by any artificial coating?

Not at all! It is not any artificial chemical based coating! It is the same pure clay sprout pots, which were treated under fire for an additional number of times to achieve this black color and make it more durable.

How to make sprouts with a sprout maker at home?

Spread the soaked pulses / legumes like green gram, chickpeas, horse gram or any millets like ragi, bajra, etc., in the sprout container bowl. Close the lid and Stack this container over the excess water collector pot. Leave it for a day or two and see the seeds sprout well. In between, open the lid and sprinkle some water once in a while.

How to season the clay pot before using it?

Before the first use, immerse the sprout maker in a tub of water for 24 hours. Then let it air dry completely.

Is this suitable only to make sprouts?

Not just sprouts! The clay sprout maker is a suitable set for growing microgreens as well. And after sprouting, the excess water collector bowl can be used as a serving bowl with a lid.

What is the capacity of this sprout maker?

In general, the sprout container can hold up to 250g of grains. It may vary based on the type of grains or seeds used.

Are these clay sprouters the same as cheap plastic sprouters available in the market?

Definitely No! These clay sprout makers provide a natural non toxic environment for the sprouts or microgreens to grow. Wherein the plastic containers are prone to harmful chemical leach and its non porous environment allows quicker foul smell and fungus formations.

Is the pot easy to clean?

Yes, the clay pot is easy to clean. Simply wash it with mild soap and water after each use to keep it in great condition. Avoid harsh chemicals or hard scrubbers to preserve the natural clay material.

Is it suitable to prepare sprouts for a large family in one pot?

The pot is ideal for small to medium batches of sprouts. If you need larger quantities, you can harvest sprouts more frequently or go for our more spacious 3 layer sprouting pot.

Does the pot have any special care instructions?

The pot should be handled with care as it is made from natural clay. Avoid sudden temperature changes, and store it in a dry place when not in use to prevent any cracking.

How long does it take to grow sprouts?

Typically, sprouts take 1-3 days to grow, depending on the type of seed you are sprouting.

What types of seeds can I sprout in the Clay Sprout Pot?

You can sprout a variety of seeds such as alfalfa, mung beans, lentils, chickpeas, and sunflower seeds in this pot.

Can I store the sprouts in the pot once they're ready?

It’s best to transfer the sprouts to an airtight container for storage. The sprout pot is designed to grow the sprouts, not to store them long-term.

Is the Clay Sprout Pot safe to use for food?

Yes, the Clay Sprout Pot is made from food-safe materials, ensuring it's completely safe for growing edible sprouts.

Is it possible to grow microgreens in this sprout maker?

Ofcourse! You can use this sprouting pot as a microgreens tray and grow your one fiber rich microgreens for salad at home.