Provides your birds with a high energy, fresh, nutritious, easy to prepare food. The mix contains seeds and legumes including mung beans, sunflower seed, safflower, barley, corn, wheat, beans, lentils and peas with a variety of other high quality seeds. 19 in all!

Sprouting Seed Mixture is a popular treat for birds and can enhance a bird's diet by providing essential vitamins, minerals, enzymes and protein. The mix consists of high quality seeds like mung beans, sunflower seed, safflower and barleys. Each seed contains all the nutrients necessary to sustain plant life, but will remain dormant until placed in the right environment to begin germinating.When air, water and suitable temperature are provided, seeds begin to sprout. It is at this time that their energy is released and all of the essential nutrients are made available. The normal dried seed is turned into a fresh vegetable and by this process the overall food value is greatly increased. The highest food value is obtained when the sprouts are around 5mm in length.

Sprouting Seed Mixture is made from chemical free, fresh Australian seeds.

Preparing Sprouting Seed Mixture is as easy as 1,2,3.

Directions:
1. Soak 12 hours in warm water with added Aristopet Waterguard. (1drop per 30mL cold water). Change water once or twice during the soaking time.
2. Drain into colander, rinse well and cover with plastic or tea towel until seed sprouts to 3-5mm. Around 24 hours. During this time,rinse with cold water with added Waterguard roughly every 8 hours to encourage sprouting.The seed should have a nice nutty smell and taste sweet. Discard if gluggy or sour smelling and start again.
3. Leave in colander to drain well until dry. Add chopped fresh fruit and vegetables like carrot, broccoli, spinach, apple. Add small amount of Aristopet Avi-Vite Multi Vitamins and Minerals, Aristopet Egg and Biscuit and Aristopet Small Parrot Seed Mix. Can be served on its own.

Makes a tasty meal for birds filled with protein , vitamins and minerals.

Allow 1 tablespoon of Aristopet Seed per bird. Serve once or twice daily. Do not leave uneaten food for more than a few hours.