PHAIN 4-Tier Seed Sprouting Kit with Drain Holes and Drain Tray, Upgrade Stackable Microgreens Fresh Organic Bean Seed Sprouter Tray Ripple Soil-Free Sprouter Tray for Beans Alfalfa Seeds

I love this. It sprouted wheat seeds in 6 days. I used it for my chickens. I love it. The sprouts stay moist throughout so you don’t have to be adding water every day. You do need to check it for moisture. If it looks dry add water.

It works! Simple to use and works great. The beans sprouted quickly and evenly. Very satisfied.

These worked perfectly! Wow, so easy to grow these. No smell, no icky mold. Just perfect sprouts! I love that they nest for storage so they dont take up much room. You can also store the greens in them by placing the bottom tray on top as a lid. Pop them into the fridge. Very happy with my purchase. Buying one for a friend for her bday!

The cover works well, the drainage holes are perfect. I did an experiment with the 4 layers. One had coco mat 2 were plain (one above one below the coco mat) and the last tier was soil. The soil seed took off and outperformed the others. However when it came to harvest it, that was more problematic. I did harvest half with scissors and then set aside the rest to grow. The coco mat was a day and a half behind the soil in growth but it’s super easy to harvest, just pull the seedlings root and all right out of the mat. 😋 the trays that didn’t have anything to “hold on to” didn’t do so well. I don’t think it’s the fault of this product, I think it’s just a fact that the small seeds do better with that security layer. I’ve grown seedlings in jars off and on for years, this is far superior to jar seedlings. Easy to raise, easy to store, easy to harvest. The only thing I would change is to increase the height of the tiers, these are 1”plus the height of the mat. I would buy another one if this company made a taller version. Then I could use this one for starting seeds and the taller one for finishing them. You may be able to tell in the picture that the taller seedlings are bent over a bit while the others are just getting going. The empty corner is where I’ve harvested some for my sandwich, which means I’ll be able to reuse the coco mat! (Btw, I just cut pieces from a roll)

I'm really excited to use this. I was using a homemade contraption with mesh layers that's messy and looks goofy. Now I can make more sprouts at one time and it looks like i know what I'm doing! So easy to use and maintain.

These are a great idea, but smaller than I expected. The dimensions are described on this website to be 1" x 1" x 1", which obviously is a typo. Each tray is 5.5"-6.5" square. They sort of nest one on top of the other with the smallest on the bottom, getting bigger as you go up. So the bottom tray is 5.5" square, and the top is 6.5" square. You can't rotate the trays, as they stack one way. They are sturdy. You can take the four clear trays off the green base and water the whole stack under your kitchen faucet. When you stack them in reverse order, they are compact for storage. I like that the sprouting trays are clear for getting light. If you use a tray a day, you would need two sets. Because there's no metal, there's nothing to rust. I will probably order another one, as I am foddering seeds for my four backyard chickens. If I were to try to improve these, I would create stacking trays that can be rearranged in order. But that would be a different product. I would also print the right dimensions on this marketing page.

I’ve used this set for a first crop of sprouts and microgreens. It does a fine job of letting alfalfa seeds go through drain holes and plug drain holes. I was able to harvest a fair amount of sprouts, but lost about 1/3 of the seeds. It isn’t easy to set up to grow just one or two trays at a time since the trays are graduated in size. The top watering tray only works with the top tray. The bottom water catcher tray only works with the bottom tray. I would not buy this set again if there is a better option with the same size tray and smaller water drainage holes.

It was a bit expensive for what you get because its pretty compact, but is made well and very sturdy. Thick plastic that wont break easily, and stacks perfectly together, but is also light weight. The instructions given only work for larger seeds because the drainage holes will clog with small seeds. I bought to sprout alfalfa and have to put a liner, and instead of watering just spray with a bottle. Bigger seeds could be watered, but I live in a wet humid environment so only need to every couple of days. After about the 3rd day I put into the greenhouse to finish out growing. The bright green is pleasing on my counter and fits right in with the farm life!