BIO Sprossen Samen (6 Sorten) - Microgreens Saatgut ideal für die Anzucht von knackigen Keimsprossen

BIO Sprossen Samen (6 Sorten) - Microgreens Saatgut ideal für die Anzucht von knackigen Keimsprossen

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M251S

$19.90

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BIO Sprossen Samen (6 Sorten) - Microgreens Saatgut ideal für die Anzucht von knackigen KeimsprossenDas bekommst du 6ER SET Das Set beinhaltet folgende sechs Samen fr die ganzjhrige Anzucht im Keimglas: Kresse, Brokkoli, Radieschen, Erbsen, Mungbohne und Alfalfa. Ideal als Geschenk fr alle Gartenliebhaber. ZERTIFIZIERTE BIO SAMEN Unser Bio Saatgut stammt ausschlielich von Qualittsherstellern und wird ohne Gentechnik gewonnen, was gerade bei roh zu verzehrenden Sprossen von besonderer Bedeutung ist. ABGEFLLT IN DEUTSCHLAND Unsere Bio Samen werden

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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024