Peas, Yellow

2 Reviews

Description
Grow pea shoots thick with tendrils!
- Days to Sprout 8 to 10
- Soak Time 4-8 hours
- Yield 1/2 cup of dry seed yields 4-5 cups pea shoots
- Storage Our seeds should sprout well for a year after you purchase them, if stored in a cool dry place. If you'd like to extend the germination life of your seeds, store them in the fridge. If you store your seeds in the freezer, they'll last even longer!
Nutritional Information

Vitamins A, B, C and E, Calcium, Chlorophyll, Iron, Magnesium, Niacin, Phosphorus, Potassium. Amino Acids
Best Sprouting Method
- Jar
- Sprouting Tray (such as the SproutMaster)
- Easy Sprouter
- Soil
Sprouting Directions
TO GROW PEA SHOOTS

Sprouting Tray:
- Grow in a sprouting tray with drainage holes.
- Soak 1 to 2 layers of seed for about 6 to 8 hours.
- Drain well. Rinse or spritz twice a day for about 10 days. (You may harvest them earlier since the stems can become fibrous if grown too long.)
- Cut off shoot and use.
Soil or grow mat:
- Place mat in a plastic tray like a microgreen growing tray.
- Soak 1 to 2 layers of seed for about 6 to 8 hours.
- Drain well. Rinse or spritz twice a day for about 10 days. (You may harvest them earlier since the stems can become fibrous if grown too long.)
- Cut off shoot and use.
Jar (short sprout)
- Place seeds in jar with screen
- Soak seeds as per package directions.
- Drain well and invert in a bowl on counter at an angle for continuous drainage
- Rinse twice daily and invert after each rinse
- Grow until the little white tail (taproot) comes out

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Average Customer Rating (based on 2 reviews)

Customers most agreed on the following:

Pros: The Appearance (1), The Taste (1),
Best uses: As an Ingredient (2),
Describe Yourself: DIY`er (1), Food Connoisseur (1)

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Great growth all around

By: GrowinForThePeoples Verified Buyer
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from Crystal Lake, IL US on October 8, 2018
Pros: The Appearance
Cons: More finicky with watering when compared to pea shoots.
Best uses: As an Ingredient
Describe Yourself: DIY`er

The lot I received has had near perfect germination and near zero mold growth. We mostly grow it for chef's and the average DTM for optimal harvest is about 12-16 days when it is full of tendrils. The taste is fantastic and most enjoy it more than shoots, however it is a bit more fibrous. The nice thing with tendrils is that they have a longer holding time throughout their growth when compared with shoots, as it doesn't become as leggy. If you need to push harvest back a few days it isn't an issue.

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excellent as sprouts

By: Mark Mathew B Verified Buyer
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from Quaker Hill, CT US on June 3, 2020
Pros: The Taste
Best uses: As an Ingredient
Describe Yourself: Food Connoisseur

I love the green peas from Mumm's, but green was out of stock, so I tried these. Maybe the green pea sprouts are slightly sweeter, after all green peas are called Sweet Peas, but the yellow comes in not far behind as a very close second, and surely sweeter than any other bean. I do not care for pea shoots generally, so again did not care for these as shoots, which I tried growing as just once batch. But the sprouts taste great, as expected. And a high germination rate, 99 if not 100 percent.

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Peas, Yellow

Description

Nutritional Information

Best Sprouting Method

Sprouting Directions

Review Snapshot

Average Customer Rating (based on 2 reviews)

Great growth all around

excellent as sprouts