Trellis + Co. Stainless Steel Hydroponic Microgreens Growing Kit - Infinitely Reusable Hydroponic Kit for Microgreen Seeds & Wheatgrass Seeds - Easy Soil-Free Sprouting System for your Indoor Garden

The shipping was free from a third-party seller, and the item was delivered to my front door two days after I ordered it. The night after the day I received it I put some red radish seeds in this apparatus to sprout, and many of them have already sprouted. They are just taking their time because they are radish seeds. A few times a day I am spraying the tops of the seeds with water from a sprayer bottle. The spray water drains down into the basin, and you can empty the basin, change the water to be fresh, and have just a little bit of water sitting in the bottom. This allows evaporation from below to help moisturize the seeds from underneath also. This comes with some instructions, and I covered it loosely with a bag and propped up the side of the bag open with an empty can so that I get good ventilation. The item is a bit small, yet it would fit very nicely and easily in any window sill that I am familiar with. The drainage/root anchoring holes are really pretty small, so you will not have any problem with your seeds falling through them. Honestly, I wish this thing were a lot cheaper, and you probably don't really need it, to be honest. I think you can probably sprout and grow sprouts, microgreens, and baby greens with just some stuff you already have around your home if you are resourceful and imaginative enough. This thing looks nice, yet it is not really necessary. On the other hand, it is perfect and convenient for the job. I hope you like my photo, taken the night after I received the apparatus!

This was a gift ad i never saw it in person. The receiver really liked it!

I like that it is convenient and long lasting.

Well made product good for indoor herb garden.

I highly recommend this. I bought 2, and about 10 days ago, Friday evening, 1) I filled one pan to the line with water, then 2) added about 1/4 teaspoon of salt to the water, 3) set the little sheet with tiny holes on it, 4) spread some microgreens seeds over it and 5) sprayed the seeds with a little water from a hand sprayer 6) laid a piece of foil over the top. Each day I sprayed the seeds a little. Some seeds sprouted in 24 hours, and about Monday some green was showing on the tops so I took off the foil and set the pan in my west window, and ate a few by about Tuesday and by about Thursday they were growing fast so I pulled a nice big bunch. The sprouts were mixed alfalfa, radish, broccoli and delicious with a zingy taste. The next day I piled some on a sandwich and that was great. So by about the 7th day I put the pan in the refrigerator, and started another tray Friday night. Those are looking fine, will need some sun around Tuesday morning I think. The size is small and narrow and fits on a window sill. It is easy to carry across a room without spilling at all. Bigger seeds likes peas could be grown in a fruit jar with a strainer lid.