wheatgrass with ease

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Does anyone know an easy way to grow wheatgrass? Or also is there another

good form to take it in other than fresh if you can't get it?

 

I used to get it freeze dried and liked that.

 

I'd like to use wheatgrass again but need some help getting it going.

 

Annie

 

 

 

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I was taking tablets but if I remember correctly there was one other ingredient

in them.. maybe the product that holds it together in pill form.

I stopped taking them when I found out it wasnt 100% wheat grass. Im not sure if

there is 100% wheat grass holistic tablets. It was crazy though because

according to the bottle it recommended 5-20 pills daily!

 

innerventures wrote: Does anyone know

an easy way to grow wheatgrass? Or also is there another

good form to take it in other than fresh if you can't get it?

 

I used to get it freeze dried and liked that.

 

I'd like to use wheatgrass again but need some help getting it going.

 

Annie

 

[Guest guest]

A good site to visit would be happyjuicer.com as they

have a lot of wheat grass info.

 

When I for mine is simply soak the wheat berries for

about 12 hours (depends on the weather since my house

is not heated so great) and then drain and lay out in

a flat tray with two or thee folded white paper towels

in the bottom.(I have used old school lunch trays in

the past but it is difficult to find those now and

they are too big for my itsy bitsy kitchen, so I use

the seethrough plastic shoe boxes from walmart.}

making sure you dont overlap the seeds. Then I put

them inside a large black garbage bag for a few days

to keep them out of the light. make certain to leave a

space for the air to circulate. I take a spray bottle

and put in about a tablespoon of ground kelp and good

water and spritz them regularly (this compensates for

not being grown in soil) After about 3 days when they

are bout an inch high I take them out of the bags and

place the bags just over the top so that they start to

get some indirect sun light when they are about 5-7

inches high they are ready to be harvested and juiced.

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Donna. i've heard you need a special juicer for wheatgrass. What do

you use?

Lilla

 

 

rawfood , Donna Chapman <donnaichapman wrote:

>

>

> A good site to visit would be happyjuicer.com as they

> have a lot of wheat grass info.

>

> When I for mine is simply soak the wheat berries for

> about 12 hours (depends on the weather since my house

> is not heated so great) and then drain and lay out in

> a flat tray with two or thee folded white paper towels

> in the bottom.(I have used old school lunch trays in

> the past but it is difficult to find those now and

> they are too big for my itsy bitsy kitchen, so I use

> the seethrough plastic shoe boxes from walmart.}

> making sure you dont overlap the seeds. Then I put

> them inside a large black garbage bag for a few days

> to keep them out of the light. make certain to leave a

> space for the air to circulate. I take a spray bottle

> and put in about a tablespoon of ground kelp and good

> water and spritz them regularly (this compensates for

> not being grown in soil) After about 3 days when they

> are bout an inch high I take them out of the bags and

> place the bags just over the top so that they start to

> get some indirect sun light when they are about 5-7

> inches high they are ready to be harvested and juiced.

>

>

>

>

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