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- Low-wide glass jar or bowl – I use a Weck 744 1/2L Tulip Jar because they are beautiful & functional!
- Grow Stones
- Unbleached Paper towel or coffee filter
- Organic Wheat Grass Seeds
- Water, preferably filtered
Fill your jar roughly 2/3 full with grow stones.
Arrange a thin layer of wheat grass seeds on top of the paper towel. You can pre-soak your seeds in water over-night to speed up the process, if desired.
Add water to fill the jar up to the paper towel, you will want to maintain this level while your grass is growing.
After a couple days your seeds will sprout and in 7-10 days it will be ready for your kitty to feast on! Be sure to keep your cat grass watered, after the roots grow down into the stones/water are it’s not necessary to keep the level as high as when your seeds were just sprouting – just be sure it doesn’t dry out!
Just look at that healthy root system! That’s some really healthy cat grass!
AND… in perfect cat-like-behavior… Lainey refused to nibble on the freshly grown grass for her photoshoot! #BadKitty (no wonder why I’m always sharing photos of Hercules and not Lainey! #gooddog)
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