wheat grass?
The first link that slfalzone posted goes to Dogwood gardens.. says "We cannot ship soil products into California" and I assume since the kit has soil products in it, that it won't be able to be shipped.
BUT!! Momo has been nice enough to email me about this, apparently I have what I need right here in my freezer. I bought Wheatberries, it's just seeds?! I don't know for sure that it's the same, but I am going to try to grow some! :)
I bought it for bread making, I just thought it was something different. It might not work because it's been frozen, but if it doesn't work, I'll go buy more at "Noah's Ark".
BUT!! Momo has been nice enough to email me about this, apparently I have what I need right here in my freezer. I bought Wheatberries, it's just seeds?! I don't know for sure that it's the same, but I am going to try to grow some! :)
I bought it for bread making, I just thought it was something different. It might not work because it's been frozen, but if it doesn't work, I'll go buy more at "Noah's Ark".
Is there a good way to grow the wheatgrass indoors without the mold and would it then be able to grow all year round? I do not have a green thumb, nor do we have much room outside on this mobile home lot.
Would it be better to plant it in pots if put outside, or directly into the ground? It is very dry here and we don't have any normal grass growing on our lot.
Thanks
Would it be better to plant it in pots if put outside, or directly into the ground? It is very dry here and we don't have any normal grass growing on our lot.
Thanks
- Mum
- I GAVE, dammit!
I grow mine indoors year round, and I don't have a problem with mold - but it is extraordinarily dry where I live.
The 'mold' isn't supposed to be a problem anyway - just cut above it.
I really like growing in vermiculite too.
I'm sure one could grow it outside, but it gets so hot here in the summer (110 degrees), that I doubt I could get it going in the summer.
The 'mold' isn't supposed to be a problem anyway - just cut above it.
I really like growing in vermiculite too.
I'm sure one could grow it outside, but it gets so hot here in the summer (110 degrees), that I doubt I could get it going in the summer.