[header] How to sprout sunflower seeds [title] Buy or gather some raw, unsalted, hulled sunflower seeds. [step] Hulled sunflower seeds-those without shells-will sprout more quickly. If you can only gather unhulled sunflower seeds, collect these in a bowl and allow them to soak overnight.
[header] How to sprout sunflower seeds [title] Buy or gather some raw, unsalted, hulled sunflower seeds. [step] Hulled sunflower seeds-those without shells-will sprout more quickly. If you can only gather unhulled sunflower seeds, collect these in a bowl and allow them to soak overnight.
The longer you let them soak, the smoother and crisper they will appear. [substeps] Provide ready-made seed mixes at your local grocery store. In the morning, toss the seeds then pour them into a strainer. Try to pick out hulls as you go. [title] Place the unpeeled and cut plants in a covered container with a lid and water. [step] If you can't purchase frozen seeds, stock or wipe down the outside of the container with a wet cloth before planting the seeds. Keep them in a cool, dark place for 1-2 weeks, before consuming them. [substeps] If you purchase chilled sunflower seeds, observe how they grow.