Herbal Remedies - Sprouting corn - it dint work for me?

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I asked Doc about corn a long time ago. He said it is a vegetable and you

don't need to sprout it. He also said it is not very nutritionaly valuable

and to stay away from anything but heirloom varieties.

 

Janet

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" Sylvia " <h10feet

<herbal remedies >

Thursday, February 19, 2004 5:46 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - Sprouting corn - it dint work for me?

 

 

> Suzi,

>

> are there any other tricks to this? I tried sprounting some organic

> corn a few weeks ago and all that happened is that it fermented (corn

> mash anyone?)

>

> Also, i have not had any luck sprouting raw organic oats?

>

> We found it interesting that rice had to be kept in water to sprout;

> anyone else had this problem?

>

> Any pointers would be greatly appreciated on the corn and Oat.

>

> Sylvia

> herbal remedies , Suzanne <suziesgoats>

> wrote:

> > Yep it is - we have about 1800 members... in 2 hours time I have

> over 46 messages to go thru... I get all the subs and unsubs too

> (being a mod)... so I have to get thru all before I answer to see

> what's been said and taken care of... Sometime start thru the message

> archives... a whole wealth of info there.

> > Suzi

> >

> > Michael and Kimberley Medlin <medlins@e...> wrote:

> > Suzi, thanks for the corn sprouting tip....this group is insanely

> active! I like all the tips!!!! I've had to create a file to keep

> all the messages in to refer back to. The knowledge in this group is

> beyond amazing!!!!

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