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Since there are a few itchy fingers around at the moment, shall we grow some pea shoots together? 
All you need are some dried peas (they can be Leo type from the supermarket) or leftover peas that you have in seed packets.
You'll also need a seed tray or plastic box with drainage holes.
Some compost or cotton wool.
Are you ready?
Put a layer of peas in the bottom of the tray, just a pea deep!
Soak the peas overnight.
Put some compost or cotton wool in the bottom of the tray.
Next day, pour the soaked peas into the tray.
Put somewhere light like a windowsill.
Make sure they don't dry out.
Cut the pea shoots when a few inches high ( only takes a few days) and eat fresh or cooked.
Like I said - easy peasy.
All you need are some dried peas (they can be Leo type from the supermarket) or leftover peas that you have in seed packets.
You'll also need a seed tray or plastic box with drainage holes.
Some compost or cotton wool.
Are you ready?
Put a layer of peas in the bottom of the tray, just a pea deep!
Soak the peas overnight.
Put some compost or cotton wool in the bottom of the tray.
Next day, pour the soaked peas into the tray.
Put somewhere light like a windowsill.
Make sure they don't dry out.
Cut the pea shoots when a few inches high ( only takes a few days) and eat fresh or cooked.
Like I said - easy peasy.
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