ORGANIC RED CLOVER
FOR SPROUTS & MICROGREENS
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RED CLOVER · TRIFOLIUM PRATENSE

ORGANIC RED CLOVER
SEEDS

CLOVER
3 DAYS

CLOVER
6 DAYS
RED CLOVER
SPROUTS & MICROGREENS
Red clover can be cultivated to both sprouts and microgreens in your kitchen all year.
NAMES
Red clover sprouts and microgreens is the sister of Crimson Clover. The Latin name for this plant is Trifolium pratense.
TASTE
Red clover has a very neutral taste like green iceberg lettuce as both sprout and microgreens. The taste is sweeter the more light, you give the plants.
LOOKS
Red clover is a fragile looking little sprout. As a mature sprout it is 10 cm long from root tip to leaf top. As a microgreen it is 20 cm long.
NUTRIENTS
Red clover sprouts and microgreens contain the nutrients: A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B9, C, K
and Potassium, Iron, Calcium, Copper, Magnesium, Zinc, Phosphorus, Manganese.
EDIBLE PARTS
Red clover is a very sustainable plant as both sprout and microgreen. This is because you can eat the whole plant from root tip to the top of the small green leaves.
TIME
Red clover sprouts take 6 days from seed to edible sprout. As microgreens they take 14 days from seed to microgreens ready for harvest and serving for your food.
HOW TO GROW RED CLOVER
SPROUTS & MICROGREENS
1
Measure out the right amount of your organic Clover seeds. Each half of the SproutPearl tray needs 6 gram seeds.
2
Soak the seeds in fresh, cold, drinking water in a clean glass for 8 hours. Place it in shade in your kitchen.
3
Pour the Red Clover seeds into your SproutPearl seed tray after soaking and rinse with clean, cool water.
4
Put the seed tray into the SproutPearl and place it on your clean kitchen counter out of hot sun or cold draft.
5
Rinse your Red Clover seeds and plants every morning and evening until they are at your desired growth stage.
6
Your Red Clover sprouts are mature after 6 days. Your Red Clover microgreens are ready for harvest after 14 days.
TIPS FOR ORGANIC RED CLOVER
SPROUTS & MICROGREENS
MOISTURE
Organic Red Clover is a thin and sensitive sprout, so make sure it is moist enough between each rinse.
Maybe you need to place the sprouter a little cooler, so the water does not evaporate quite so fast.

COLOR
If your Red Clover sprouts are yellow even two days after they have unfolded their leaves, they need more light.
The light allow for the plants to develop chlorophyll in their leaves and soon they turn green.
Lars –
Great as microgreens