GEO Terradisiena 4-Tier Terracotta Sprouter
Key features
- •Food-Safe Terracotta: Born from the art and expertise of Italian craftsmen, the natural food-grade terracotta clay enhances maintenance of a moist environment for growing all kinds of sprouts and microgreens. The terracotta clay keeps your sprouts hydrated, ventilated, and cool— therefore requiring less water. Its beautiful design looks great in any decor
- •Innovative Stacking System: Space the trays individually to create a dark and damp environment, or allow air and light into the trays
- •Night & Day Sprouting Options: It's your choice! Stack up each bowl to create a dark and damp environment or rotate the bowls to allow air and light in. Measures approximately 7" wide and 11" at full height
- •Easy Sprout Cultivation: 1. Soak the seeds according to the package instructions. 2. Rinse the soaked seeds under running water. 3. Distribute the seeds evenly in the bowls. 4. Place the germination tower in a warm place without direct sunlight. 5. Water or spray several times a day as instructed. Depending on the seed, germination may complete after a few days
- •Made in Italy
GEO Terradisiena 4-Tier Terracotta Sprouter
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Customer Reviews
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nice sprouter, inspect carefully upon arrival
Notafanofmisdeliveries✓ Verified Purchase•January 27, 2024
For all you seed sprouting enthusiasts out there, terracotta is the way to go. This one appeared to have been meticulously packed with heavy duty cardboard, yet ours had a small crack in the reservoir tier. Seem to recall this purchase was advertised as a slightly discounted warehouse return in like new condition, probably due to the crack. Everything else was as expected. From an aesthetic point of view, wish it were slightly better quality. The top of the lid is jagged/rough and takes away from the beauty of the rest of the piece. That does not affect its usefulness for our purposes, nor does the minor crack. It provides an excellent medium for sprouting.
A piece of Art as well as sustainably functional
Odvaha✓ Verified Purchase•January 15, 2024
Ive had many versions of sprout jars and containers but this one far passes any of them. It looks beautiful on the counter as well as sustainable. I love that it holds three kinds of different sprouts and it has a tray at the bottom. Very easy to use and clean. Even if the alfalfa sprouts stick sometimes, a little pin put through the holes does the trick. Now I know what to give as presents to my other organic sustainable friends who seem to have everything But this. Love it!
Great gift idea.
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•December 10, 2023
I really like that this is terracotta, not plastic. That is why I chose it. It looks lovely on the kitchen counter, beautiful design that you want to use. It is a great gift idea for new sprouters and is fun to use.
That being said, here are the negatives:
The tiny holes in each layer do get clogged if using small seeds like Alfalfa. It takes a loooong time to poke them all out with a needle in between sprouting. For that reason, I'm going to start using other non plastic sprouters and reserve this pretty one for sprouting large beans instead of tiny seeds.
Also, although I am very careful with this, it already has a chip in it and a little crack around one of the feet.
I hope it lasts a long time because I do like it, just have to be careful with it.
That being said, here are the negatives:
The tiny holes in each layer do get clogged if using small seeds like Alfalfa. It takes a loooong time to poke them all out with a needle in between sprouting. For that reason, I'm going to start using other non plastic sprouters and reserve this pretty one for sprouting large beans instead of tiny seeds.
Also, although I am very careful with this, it already has a chip in it and a little crack around one of the feet.
I hope it lasts a long time because I do like it, just have to be careful with it.
Provides the perfect environment for sprouting
Pedro Pinheiro✓ Verified Purchase•November 28, 2023
After much research I was convinced terracota is the best medium for sprouting. I then went on trying to find the best option out there and, well... leave it to the Italians to come up with the most handsome terracota sprouter one can find, period. It has become a conversation piece with visitors! And the price was not bad at all for this three tier super-handsome 5-piece set in comparison with similars. Super easy process: I leave 1oz of seeds in water for a day, then transfer them to the trays; spray the seeds once in the morning and once in the evening, for about 4/5 days. Store in a container over paper towels of cotton cloth sprayed with 1.5% H2O2 solution (to avoid fungus growth). The pictures show my fourth batch of three trays of delicious broccoli sprouts, which cost me a fraction of store bought ones!
Stunningly beautiful!
Garden Gal✓ Verified Purchase•November 10, 2023
When I saw that Amazon had a terracotta sprouter I was intrigued. When I saw it I HAD to have it. It is very good for sprouting because it drains well but it moisture soaks into it releasing it slowly & causing plenty of humidity which sprouts love. It's wonderful! You won't be disappointed.
It arrived in packaging like I have never seen. Layers & layers of biodegradable, compostable, cardboard. It looked like something you would see around a very expensive antique vase! That being said, there were the smallest of chips from the feet of it that doesn't have any effect on usage or appearance. I myself love my terracotta the older & slightly imperfect anyway. ( I have 75+ and counting terracotta pots!)
It arrived in packaging like I have never seen. Layers & layers of biodegradable, compostable, cardboard. It looked like something you would see around a very expensive antique vase! That being said, there were the smallest of chips from the feet of it that doesn't have any effect on usage or appearance. I myself love my terracotta the older & slightly imperfect anyway. ( I have 75+ and counting terracotta pots!)
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