Will this grain sprout?
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don't know but will gladly send you like 50 grains by mail and you can experiment. Just leave me an address.
1705783
Yes. It will grow but very skow . you Have keep apply some miracle grow and change the soil/pot .
664246
Yes it will. Just select the "ingredients" tab, click on the "add grain" button, and it pulls up a menu for you to enter whatever specs you wish.
904227
I don't know, but I think 1 T sounds about right. You will find out after the first trial if you need to use more or less. I use a different sprouter, so I would not know about the sproutmaster. Experiment and you'll find out.
89139
It should. I shelled two bushel of October beans yesterday and have shell many bushel of purple hull peas and brown Crowder
2240354
Since thiis seeds I'm using for sprouting they grow right away any season. If you're going to use the seed for this purpose I recommend the Geo sprouting jar Italian design with stainless steel screen.
172286
I really sorry but I do not know is this product is sproutable, I just cook it because I wanto to avoid the white rice.
1970369
Don't know about Cal. weather, however, I planted seeds 7 month ago, and very slow growth, still no sprouts. Used the Grow Box system here in south Fla. Out of 15 seeds planted, only 3 sprouted. Easier to buy frozen when need of sprouts comes along. Too bad, I was disappointed with results.
631873
I'm still trying to figure out if its ever going to grow. I've had in the ground for months, it's only grown a few inches, and sprouted just a few new shoots. Its in ideal temperature and healthy soil.
611653
Should grow fine. I'm in Colorado (Denver metro area) and haven't had a problem getting it to sprout & grow, especially on the North side of my house which is always in shade and has more snow until later in the year than other areas. My biggest problem was the lawn service cutting it down to their "normal" low height last season. For that and other reasons, I'll be doing my own grass this year. ;>
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The sprouted grass, yes. It grows to between 4-6 inches tall, blades are kind of thick but not wide--similar to chives.The seeds no, they are a grain similar in size to barley or short grain brown rice, running them in a blender would make flour.
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Im not sure, but try putting it some where really warm and sunny if possible. Dont water it until it spouts new growth.
1332571
Yes, you can plant it. I use it to make bread and for sprouts. It sprouts relly great. You defi niitely can plant it
830556
I have not done a search on this particular grass seed, and as I have very sandy soil, even after adding top soil and manure, I have not been able to grow this seed. I am thinking I will try again in the Fall when it is cooler, and hopefully more rainfall. Janet
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won't be as good and mixing it into the soil......but I've done it......I used a wooden dowel to poke deep hole and sprinkled a few grains into each hole.
443998
I would think it would sprout the wheat, but does not grow the greens very well, I would suspect the tray would be better, it has a growing medium for the roots.
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I have a different sprouter but never had an issue sprouting wheat. No soil is needed - the grass grows to about 3 inches in 7 days. I grow it for my guinea pig. I haven't grown it taller than that so I am not sure if at some point soil would be needed to get it a size where you can use it for e.g. Juicing.