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- Sprout Growing Kit - Glass Bottle - Drainage and Air Circulation System - For Soybeans, Alfalfa, Beans - Home Kitchen - White - 2 Pieces

£67.50
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Description

Discover this sprouting kit designed for easy home use. This sprouter includes two white glass bottles with an efficient drainage and air circulation system. Ideal for growing soybeans, alfalfa, or mung beans right in your kitchen. The durable materials ensure optimal hygiene and easy cleaning. A practical accessory for effortlessly growing fresh, nutritious sprouts every day.

Material: High-quality white glass Quantity: 2 Bottles Color: White Product Type: Sprout Growing Kit

Technical Specifications: This kit includes two durable white glass bottles. The design incorporates a ventilation and drainage system to promote healthy seed growth in a controlled home environment.

Compatibility and Accessories: Suitable for various seed varieties such as soybeans, alfalfa, mung beans, and radishes.

The package includes alfalfa seeds to immediately start your sprouting.

Installation and Use: Installation is intuitive on any kitchen countertop. The design allows for easy rinsing and minimal maintenance, providing a simple method for producing fresh sprouts regularly.

Other Information: The compact size of this sprouter fits perfectly into small kitchen spaces. It is a sustainable solution for beginners and experienced users who want to eat healthily.

Precautions for Use: Dimensions may vary slightly due to manual measurement. Color variations may occur depending on the monitor. Please check the condition of the glass before first use.

Features

  • Brand
    SIOKS
  • Colour
    White
  • Material
    Glass
  • Type of planting pot and seed tray
    Germinator
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME224919602
  • MMID
    197592765735
  • Product code
    YXCP-67934
  • EAN
    4017844814478
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