Aulock Stainless Steel Seed Sprouting Kit — 7.9" Microgreens Tray, 3-Tier Stackable with Fine Drainage Mesh

Aulock's 3-tier stainless steel seed sprouting kit is a durable, food-grade microgreens and sprouts tray set designed to grow multiple varieties of seeds at home with easy rinsing and drainage.

Grow fresh sprouts and microgreens on your countertop with a compact, stackable system made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel and fine drainage mesh. The kit includes a base, lid, and two mesh trays sized for small- to medium-batch harvests, plus a cleaning brush and step-by-step instructions so beginners can get consistent results without plastic parts that stain or retain odors.

How does the Aulock sprouter make seed germination simpler?

The design focuses on straightforward soak–rinse–drain cycles: the fine stainless mesh retains seeds while enabling rapid drainage and airflow, reducing the need for complicated accessories. A fitted lid helps maintain humidity during early germination and the base collects drained water for easy disposal.

• Three-piece set: base, lid, two mesh trays for layered germination.
• Encrypted fine mesh prevents small seeds from falling through.
• Mesh surface wipes clean quickly after harvest.
• Included brush helps remove seed hulls and residue.

What seeds and sprouts work best in this 7.9" microgreens tray?

The Aulock tray supports a wide range of seeds commonly used for sprouts and microgreens, from tiny alfalfa to larger beans. Use separate trays or sequential batches to grow different varieties without cross-contamination.

• Small seeds: alfalfa, broccoli, and radish microgreens.
• Medium seeds: mung beans and pea shoots for crisp sprouts.
• Wheatgrass and other grass varieties when cut young as microgreens.
• Multiple seed types can be grown simultaneously in different trays.

How do I care for and clean this stainless steel sprouting kit?

Stainless steel resists rust and staining, so routine cleaning is simple: rinse thoroughly after each harvest and use the included brush for stubborn bits. The mesh pattern is designed for quick drainage and straightforward washing, extending the kit’s usable life compared with plastic alternatives.

• Rinse trays immediately after harvesting to prevent residue buildup.
• Use the supplied brush to dislodge seed hulls from the mesh.
• Hand-wash with mild soap and hot water; air-dry before storage.
• Stack components for compact storage when not in use.

Where should I place the sprouter and what environment does it need?

Place the kit in a bright spot with indirect sunlight once seeds have germinated; early sprouting benefits from a humid, warm area around typical room temperature. Good airflow and routine draining prevent soggy conditions that slow growth.

• Ideal temperature range near 66–73°F (19–23°C) for many seeds.
• Move to indirect sunlight after initial germination to encourage greening.
• Drain and rinse seeds regularly to avoid standing water.
• Stackable design keeps countertop footprint small when stored.

Who is this for? Home cooks, urban gardeners, and anyone wanting a reusable, non-plastic method to grow fresh greens will appreciate the Aulock stainless steel sprouting kit. It suits beginners who want clear instructions and low-maintenance daily care, as well as experienced sprouters wanting a durable, rust-resistant tray for multiple seed varieties. Compact enough for kitchen counters and roomy enough for family servings, this 7.9" kit is geared toward people who want clean, long-lasting equipment for regular at-home sprouting without single-use plastics.