I wanted to get mung bean sprouts like on second picture but it doesn’t like like it whatsoever, what is wrong?

by Imaginary-Koala-7441

19 Comments

  1. Imaginary-Koala-7441

    I wanted to get product like on first picture*

    I mean even if I grew it for too long, they weren’t close to these anyway so what am I missing?

  2. 8bitbotanist

    I always assumed the first ones were grown in the dark. IDK if thats true tbh

  3. michaelyup

    First pic was probably sprouted in the dark and for a shorter period of time. Second pic was probably sprouted under a light and for a longer period. – just my educated guess based on pictures.

  4. Specialist_Cow_7092

    To get them like store bought they need to be grown in the dark and with weight on top of them. It’s weird.

  5. monkierr

    I’ve always grown mung beans in this hemp sac type thing that I hang over the sink. In the dark I’d what you want.

  6. NewMolecularEntity

    Sprout them in the dark.  Harvest them a little earlier less developed. 

    We are looking at those sprouts from the top, what kind of roots do they have? You cannot really tell how good they are (I mean except for being a bit leafy and green) until you see how long the crunchy root is so I dunno these look not that bad from the top. Are the roots weak? 

     I always did mine in a large jar with a mesh top and they quickly got kind of squished in there, I read that pressure from not having much room makes them grow longer thicker roots but I only ever tired the jar with a screen on top method and it worked fine. 

  7. CharlieKOAB

    If you have a grow store nearby I’d recommend the 10″x20″ trays.

    My setup is one with holes stacked into one thats solid. Then place another one without holes upside down on top to block the light. They are very cheap and easy to sanitize.

  8. Accomplished-Ant6188

    green = light

    same way you grow white asparagus. Never let it see any type of light

  9. Thoughtful_Antics

    My mom used to keep a jar in the cabinet under the kitchen sink. So it was right there if she needed to check it.

  10. emonymous3991

    Sprouts aren’t supposed to be in the light. Those would be microgreens

  11. Top-Offer-4056

    Put them in a dark room with no light leaks for a few days.

  12. poop_destroyers

    You need to cover the sprouts when they grow. No light at all just needs water and time. Research about it.

  13. Wheresthepig

    You have to grow them in your work desk

  14. SirPeckerlips

    I think I found the problem, the first picture is a bowl of Mozzarella cheese.

  15. BasedTakes0nly

    Need to be grown in dark for white sprouts. It’s common sense

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