Rosie's Sprout Mix

According to http://eclectusparrots.net/sprouts.html, Sprouting provides  vitamins that birds need on a daily basis. Sprouts are of the highest nutrition, they promote self healing and excellent feather quality as well as improves their behaviours. Sprouts are a rich source of vitamin A (beta carotene), C, E, B and antioxidants. Sprouts are 10 to 100% higher in enzymes than fruit and veggies. Enzymes are vital for sustaining life and are essential for digestion brain proper brain function.

With this information at hand we have shared with you the sprout mix which we fed our first bird Rosie, and we still feed our new bird Saffron. Still they will be always know as Rosie's sprouts in our house.

One 480g bag of dry product should make approximately just over 7 cups of grown sprouts.

Serving Suggestions

Serve daily as part of a healthy balanced diet.

Instructions for sprouting

1. Soak for 8-12 hours. 

2. After soak time, drain and rinse. Place on a windowsill and allow to 

    sprout for a minimum of 48 hrs.

3. Rinse once a day until sprouting has completed.

Note: Sprouts can be stored in the fridge for 5-7 days.

*Pea seeds,*Mung beans,*Pearl barley,*Green lentils, *Brown lentils, *Chickpeas, *Aduki beans, *Alfalfa seeds, *Milk thistle.

*Organic ingredients

Highly recommended for all parrots except Budgies.  We dont recommend this product for budgies as it contains ingredients not listed below which are known to be safe for budgies:

• Adzuki beans

• Black-eyed peas

• Chickpeas (Garbanzo)

• Green peas

• Lentils (all types)

• Mung beans

• Yellow peas