FANHAO 2-Pack Stainless Steel Sprouting Tray Kit, Soil-Free Seed Starter

Some growers want a simple way to raise a small batch of sprouts for the kitchen, others want to grow different seeds or cat grass at home. The FANHAO 2-Pack Sprouting Tray Kit supports both needs with mesh trays, fine mesh for smaller seeds and a soil-free setup. Its stainless steel construction makes it a practical choice for regular indoor or outdoor sprouting.

Technical overview

• Material: SUS304 stainless steel
• Colour: Silver
• Finish: Brushed
• Dimensions: 26D x 9.6W x 20H centimetres
• Included components: 2 base trays, 2 mesh sprouting trays, 2 fine mesh pieces and detailed instructions
• Use: Indoor or outdoor, tabletop

The mesh design lets air circulate around the seeds, while the base trays support drainage and make it easier to change water. Place the fine mesh over a sprouting tray when working with smaller seeds to help keep them from falling through. The brushed stainless steel has a smooth surface for straightforward cleaning and is described as rust-, scratch-, fade- and weather-resistant.

How to use it

Start by soaking the seeds, then rinse and drain them before spreading them across a mesh tray. Keep the seeds from overlapping, and use the fine mesh for smaller varieties. Set the tray in a ventilated spot and follow the included instructions for care, the product guidance also recommends moving the sprouting tray into direct sunlight. Rinsing and draining the seeds as part of the process helps keep the setup fresh as they grow.

The two mesh trays let you prepare different seeds at the same time, or keep a second batch in progress while you use the first. Try varieties such as mung beans, wheatgrass, peas, radish, alfalfa or cat grass. For example, a cat owner can grow cat grass indoors, while someone preparing meals can sprout seeds for salads or other dishes. The trays are also suitable for outdoor use, so you can choose a tabletop location that works for your growing routine.

Getting the most from it

Use the fine mesh when sowing tiny seeds, and spread each batch in a single, uncrowded layer. Good airflow matters: the mesh tray is designed to provide breathability, and keeping seeds from piling up supports an orderly sprouting setup. Rinse and drain regularly, and make use of the base trays when changing water. When you finish a batch, the smooth steel surface is easy to clean before the next one.

Compared with a plastic sprouter, this kit offers a stainless steel approach for growers who prefer reusable metal trays and mesh drainage. The two-tray arrangement is useful when you want variety, such as growing wheatgrass and mung beans side by side, rather than dedicating one container to a single seed type.

Is it worth it?

For anyone who wants to grow sprouts, microgreens or cat grass at home without soil, the practical benefit is having the trays and fine mesh together in one kit. Two sprouting trays make it easier to manage separate batches, while the mesh-and-base design supports rinsing, drainage and airflow. Choose this set for a straightforward tabletop growing routine built around a range of seeds and a cleanable stainless steel format.