Food Huggers Sprout Huggers | Silicone Sprouting Lids | Fits Any Jar | No Rust, No Mess | Sprouting Mason Jar Kit | Grow Sprouts Indoors| Urban Garden | Easy Germination Broccoli Alfalfa Bean Sprouts

Genius invention! Helps grow sprouts like a pro!

To keep smaller seeds in that from falling out of the little holes I had to put a metal screen inside of it. So that when I'm rinsing, my sprouts, the little seeds are not coming out of it. And I'm not losing My sproutsI don't know any other way of putting that, but there's definitely a better way.They could have made these. They fit in the jar, and I did, put my metal the little round metal screen thing, and and it's fine.It works better with that.But without that you lose seeds. I don't know what else to say.

It will trap water inside the jar. Also When trying to get the water completely out you will lose Sprouts. I do not recommend.

Great product.

This grows sprouts fine but I find it pretty drippy after ever watering. The bottom catches most of this but there’s often moisture underneath it that I have to wipe off before putting in my window sill. Not a big deal—just not a perfect design. .

I wanted this to work, but after 3 batches of trying to grow sprouts, I've been unsuccessful every time, and it's because these holes don't offer enough ventilation and by the 3rd day (even with lots of rinsing) the seeds get disgustingly smelly and rotten/moldy. I've been successful with just leaving the cover off and spritzing the seeds/sprouts every so often. Also, the holes are a little too big for broccoli seeds, and some of them fall out every time you want to rinse the since you have to stretch the silicone. It's really unfortunate because I wanted to use these instead of plastic ones, or rusty metal ones

The seeds get caught up around the top of the drainage lid. It's a pain to get them out and I find I wish I had my old screen tops back. This is going in the "garage sale" pile after I get the old-school screen tops again.

I ordered these lids, but had a slight hesitation since some reviewers say they are excellent and others say they are useless. I have found them to be very easy to use and clean, and have just ordered more. The trick to getting the water to either enter or exit the lid is to slightly depress the lid when filling or draining.

Works awesome, even fit the jars that were a little different than standard widemouth. The holes are small enough for broccoli sprouts. Issue: if you put the jar on the base as it comes with there isn't enough air flow. Still is better to get the jar holders that keep the jar at a slanted angle so air can circulate, or lean jar angled in a dish drainer or something. Just don't use the base, the sprouts will rot with lack of air circulation