[header] How to grow bean sprouts indoors [title] Sterilize your jar. [step] Mason jars are ideal for sprouting, but you can use any wide-mouthed glass or plastic jar. Wash the jar well in hot, soapy water to remove dirt, dust, and any pathogens or particles that might be hiding in the container.
[header] How to grow bean sprouts indoors [title] Sterilize your jar. [step] Mason jars are ideal for sprouting, but you can use any wide-mouthed glass or plastic jar. Wash the jar well in hot, soapy water to remove dirt, dust, and any pathogens or particles that might be hiding in the container.
In some cases, you may need to scrub the beans dry with an empty hand brush or rotary scrub brush before you can plant them. [substeps] Remove any old beans or sprouts that haven't been fertilized. Run your fingers over the surface until it feels smooth. [substeps] Regular storage utensils are a good choice, too. Dry the jar with a clean towel and set it aside. [substeps] Growing sprouts can also lead to the growth of unwanted bacteria and fungi, which is why it's important to use sterilized equipment. You will also want to let it dry if humidity is an issue. [substeps] If you are not sure how long to wait, the beans may be ready to harvest in two to three days.