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Hi Diane,

I'd love to have a copy of your chart. Can you scan it?

Roy

Diane and Uecker <sunflowr@...> wrote:

Hi everyone

I just found a sprouting sheet from my old hippie sprouting days that

gives methods of sprouting, amount of seed to use, soaking times, best

temp for sprouting, # of rinses, sprouting time and length at harvest,

plus a little drawing of what the sprouted seeds looks like. If anyone

is interested I can either mail a copy to them (in US) a or I can type

it up (that will take a while but I am happy to do it and it won't have

the little drawings which I find helpful) and email it to the group. It

contains 39 seeds listed from aduki to wheat. The sheet does not have a

source name or number.

The last bunch of mungs reached 1 foot! with the little leaves still in

the yellow stage and the stack strong and thick. Now where is that

jolly green giant, it's time for lunch.

Diane

The soul is that which beholds beauty even when the mind denies it. CWG

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Posted

I have a Brother MFC 4800 printer, copier, fax etc and it scans. But I

don't think it works with my compact Window XP home edition. I think I

need another program from Brother to get it to work. I will fiddle with

it, I think I managed to scan something sometime ago, but it did not

turn out well. I take it you are not in US. Give me some time and I'll

try to scan it to email-at least there is a button on the machine that

says it can do that. I did find a chart on

www.sproutamo.com/start.htm. I'll let you know. Diane

R B wrote:

>Hi Diane,

>

> I'd love to have a copy of your chart. Can you scan it?

>

> Roy

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>Diane and Uecker <sunflowr@...> wrote:

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>Hi everyone

>

>I just found a sprouting sheet from my old hippie sprouting days that

>gives methods of sprouting, amount of seed to use, soaking times, best

>temp for sprouting, # of rinses, sprouting time and length at harvest,

>plus a little drawing of what the sprouted seeds looks like. If anyone

>is interested I can either mail a copy to them (in US) a or I can type

>it up (that will take a while but I am happy to do it and it won't have

>the little drawings which I find helpful) and email it to the group. It

>contains 39 seeds listed from aduki to wheat. The sheet does not have a

>source name or number.

>

>The last bunch of mungs reached 1 foot! with the little leaves still in

>the yellow stage and the stack strong and thick. Now where is that

>jolly green giant, it's time for lunch.

>

>Diane

>The soul is that which beholds beauty even when the mind denies it. CWG

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Posted

Hi-well I tried it and this may come out for you. Please let me know if

you get the chart that should be above this typing. Learn something new

everyday. Diane

>Hi Diane,

>

> I'd love to have a copy of your chart. Can you scan it?

>

> Roy

>

>Diane and Uecker <sunflowr@...> wrote:

>

>

>Hi everyone

>

>I just found a sprouting sheet from my old hippie sprouting days that

>gives methods of sprouting, amount of seed to use, soaking times, best

>temp for sprouting, # of rinses, sprouting time and length at harvest,

>plus a little drawing of what the sprouted seeds looks like. If anyone

>is interested I can either mail a copy to them (in US) a or I can type

>it up (that will take a while but I am happy to do it and it won't have

>the little drawings which I find helpful) and email it to the group. It

>contains 39 seeds listed from aduki to wheat. The sheet does not have a

>source name or number.

>

>The last bunch of mungs reached 1 foot! with the little leaves still in

>the yellow stage and the stack strong and thick. Now where is that

>jolly green giant, it's time for lunch.

>

>Diane

>The soul is that which beholds beauty even when the mind denies it. CWG

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Posted

Does not look like it worked. I'll try another way tomorrow. Diane

Diane and Uecker wrote:

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>Hi-well I tried it and this may come out for you. Please let me know if

>you get the chart that should be above this typing. Learn something new

>everyday. Diane

>

>

>

>>Hi Diane,

>>

>> I'd love to have a copy of your chart. Can you scan it?

>>

>> Roy

>>

>>Diane and Uecker <sunflowr@...> wrote:

>>

>>

>>Hi everyone

>>

>>I just found a sprouting sheet from my old hippie sprouting days that

>>gives methods of sprouting, amount of seed to use, soaking times, best

>>temp for sprouting, # of rinses, sprouting time and length at harvest,

>>plus a little drawing of what the sprouted seeds looks like. If anyone

>>is interested I can either mail a copy to them (in US) a or I can type

>>it up (that will take a while but I am happy to do it and it won't have

>>the little drawings which I find helpful) and email it to the group. It

>>contains 39 seeds listed from aduki to wheat. The sheet does not have a

>>source name or number.

>>

>>The last bunch of mungs reached 1 foot! with the little leaves still in

>>the yellow stage and the stack strong and thick. Now where is that

>>jolly green giant, it's time for lunch.

>>

>>Diane

>>The soul is that which beholds beauty even when the mind denies it. CWG

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Posted

Hi Diane....the chart didn't show here but I am in NY.

I'll check the site you mentioned.

Roy

Diane and Uecker <sunflowr@...> wrote:

I have a Brother MFC 4800 printer, copier, fax etc and it scans. But I

don't think it works with my compact Window XP home edition. I think I

need another program from Brother to get it to work. I will fiddle with

it, I think I managed to scan something sometime ago, but it did not

turn out well. I take it you are not in US. Give me some time and I'll

try to scan it to email-at least there is a button on the machine that

says it can do that. I did find a chart on

www.sproutamo.com/start.htm. I'll let you know. Diane

R B wrote:

>Hi Diane,

>

> I'd love to have a copy of your chart. Can you scan it?

>

> Roy

>

>Diane and Uecker <sunflowr@...> wrote:

>

>

>Hi everyone

>

>I just found a sprouting sheet from my old hippie sprouting days that

>gives methods of sprouting, amount of seed to use, soaking times, best

>temp for sprouting, # of rinses, sprouting time and length at harvest,

>plus a little drawing of what the sprouted seeds looks like. If anyone

>is interested I can either mail a copy to them (in US) a or I can type

>it up (that will take a while but I am happy to do it and it won't have

>the little drawings which I find helpful) and email it to the group. It

>contains 39 seeds listed from aduki to wheat. The sheet does not have a

>source name or number.

>

>The last bunch of mungs reached 1 foot! with the little leaves still in

>the yellow stage and the stack strong and thick. Now where is that

>jolly green giant, it's time for lunch.

>

>Diane

>The soul is that which beholds beauty even when the mind denies it. CWG

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Posted

I am sending it again, this time directly to your web site. Lets see if

this works. Diane

R B wrote:

>Hi Diane....the chart didn't show here but I am in NY.

> I'll check the site you mentioned.

>

> Roy

>

>Diane and Uecker <sunflowr@...> wrote:

> I have a Brother MFC 4800 printer, copier, fax etc and it scans. But I

>don't think it works with my compact Window XP home edition. I think I

>need another program from Brother to get it to work. I will fiddle with

>it, I think I managed to scan something sometime ago, but it did not

>turn out well. I take it you are not in US. Give me some time and I'll

>try to scan it to email-at least there is a button on the machine that

>says it can do that. I did find a chart on

>www.sproutamo.com/start.htm. I'll let you know. Diane

>

>R B wrote:

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>>Hi Diane,

>>

>> I'd love to have a copy of your chart. Can you scan it?

>>

>> Roy

>>

>>Diane and Uecker <sunflowr@...> wrote:

>>

>>

>>Hi everyone

>>

>>I just found a sprouting sheet from my old hippie sprouting days that

>>gives methods of sprouting, amount of seed to use, soaking times, best

>>temp for sprouting, # of rinses, sprouting time and length at harvest,

>>plus a little drawing of what the sprouted seeds looks like. If anyone

>>is interested I can either mail a copy to them (in US) a or I can type

>>it up (that will take a while but I am happy to do it and it won't have

>>the little drawings which I find helpful) and email it to the group. It

>>contains 39 seeds listed from aduki to wheat. The sheet does not have a

>>source name or number.

>>

>>The last bunch of mungs reached 1 foot! with the little leaves still in

>>the yellow stage and the stack strong and thick. Now where is that

>>jolly green giant, it's time for lunch.

>>

>>Diane

>>The soul is that which beholds beauty even when the mind denies it. CWG

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Posted

you can try sending to my email if you want

_Jertoons@..._ (mailto:Jertoons@...)

i have a scanner too, but i have to copy/paste anything into an email or

whatever

graphics never come up on the site

Jerry

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