Non-GMO, Thunder Acres Premium Wheat Seed, Cat Grass Seed, Wheatgrass, Hard Red Winter Wheat (1 lbs.)

Really good stock. Just about every seed sprouted, and took root. The cats love this, and are constantly chewing on it and laying in it. We used a planter box to plant this, and we have six cats. It's still doing great.

I grow wheat grass indoors for my dogs so they can nibble on it whenever they like and I can cut a bit and put it in their dinner. This is the first time I’ve used this particular brand and I’m glad I took a chance. Big thanks to the person who posted the photo of several types of grass growing in the same pot; that cemented my choice to select this one as looked the fullest and I have not been disappointed!! Lovely, lush growth and the dew drops on the ends of blades signal healthy water uptake and subsequent growth. I didn’t do anything special per se; there’s potting soil and a very small amount of perlite (that is likely unnecessary). I DO use a broad spectrum grow light on it for at least 12 hrs a day and this is likely important for maximum yield. Anyway, I’ll be buying this brand again when I run out.

These are awesome my cats love it and they grow so easily.

My cat does not yet know how to use the computer (and doesn't seem to care, so I am completing this review on her behalf), but she seems to like this wheat "grass." It took her a little while to try it, but it now keeps her from chewing on the houseplants. We gave some to a friend, and it appears to be a hit with her cat, too. No fancy packaging, but far more reasonably priced than many. Sprouts quickly, provides lush growth. Recommended.

Grows fast. Cats love it

Very easy to grow, very good germination. This stuff is a must for me because it keeps my cat away from my many household plants. Gives her easy access to something that's enjoyable for her to chew on so she goes to it, rather than any of my succulents, cacti, snake plants, palms, bromeliads, etc. She now shows no interest in any of the houseplants now that I have this grass redily available. Picture is 1 week from planting! Update- the first couple batches were great and my cat loved it and suddenly, it began consistently making her vomit. No matter how little she ate/chewed on she would puke within a few minutes. Something is wrong with these seeds.

I got this to grow greens on a sunny south-facing window sill for our 2 indoor cats, who really enjoy their “greens” daily. I buy potting soil mix without fertilizer (changed from using an organic potting soil mix after finding white fungus growing over top of mix- maybe from earthworm castings in that mix - didn’t want my kitties ingesting fungus, yuk!) and have 3 coffee mugs I bought at Goodwill. I use about a teaspoon of seed per each. I start one on a sunny south facing window sill, and when it sprouts I start seeds in another so I have continuous supply. 100% germination last pack of seeds from this vendor which lasted me almost a year for two kitties - have grass tall enough for them to munch 4 - 5 days after planting and if I keep it moist they keep growing up to a week after first “tasting”. I do not allow kitties to free feed on grass - just an hors d’oeuvres before their main din and then I remove and hide. My dad and his wife grew in a big planter in their sunroom years ago and one of their kitties had to have surgery to remove a large mass of undigested grass - he became an addict and would not leave it alone🙀.

Small seeds but works. I wish has an expired date. I couldn’t find it. I feel little bit time to sprout than Oats seeds. This is Wheat seeds. I put seeds into the water one day and than bury seeds in the soil. I think germinate rate is 100 % if soaking seeds in the water first. There’s no instructions. I recommend 1, soaking one day into the water first 2, Put seeds on the soil Place many seeds on the soil, making sure they don't overlap, and then cover them with soil. 3, Spray the plant with water and place it in a sunny spot. When the soil dries out, spray it with water again. Be careful not to overwater the plant, as this can cause mold to grow. Using a spray bottle to water the plant is a good way to prevent overwatering. Update... my kittens do not eat well and vomit. May not taste good for kittens. They eat Oat grass, but this is Wheat, so I think bitter green flavor.