The Cat Ladies Potting Soil for Indoor/Outdoor Plants, Expands to Fit 3 Inch and 4 Inch Pots - 12 Pack

Pretty amazing. Just add some water and lke magic, the soil expands and fills the platter. WIthin a week, following seeding, Charlie is eating fresh grass!

These are so convenient! Just drop one in water and wait for it to expand into enough potting soil for a 4-6 inch pot. I primarily use these to make wheat grass for my cats. I like that they are organic, easy to use, don't leave a mess to clean up, grows healthy plants. The downside is that they're expensive - you pay for the convenience.

These are awesome. They expand out a lot. I will continue to purchase these.

Works good for making cats one bowl of grass wish was cheaper but they do go long way.

I bought these to grow grass indoors for my kitty and chihuahua. Took 4 soil tablets to fill one pot. Easy to follow directions leave no room for mishaps. Would buy again. I even planted some succulents and spider plants into another pot with 2 more tabs. Which they love.

I have a 4-inch square planter that we keep next to our small dog's food and water bowl and one of the challenges when starting a new "crop" is getting the soil amount just right. I love that these compressed disks are organic and specifically designed for use in growing "pet grass" and they are just the right amount to fill our planter about 3/4 of the way full. All I have to do is add water, let it expand out, then plant the seeds and wait, and voila! Within about 5-6 days, there's a healthy lot of grass growing away in the soil.

I have 2 cats and they like the grass, need to make one for each cat, they really like the grass, and the pods make it so easy to grow.

We were in the outlying zone of a California wildfire. Our cat and turtle both have "bug-out kits," bins with their essentials. His contains 6 of these discs, along with box-turtle kibble. I loaded both kits in the car (along with essential things for our family, obviously) and watched the news. When we got the alert we were now in the evacuation warning zone, I put the turtle into a little "escape pod" box, got the cat into her carrier, and carried them together to the car. His pod went into the larger bin and kept him safe until we arrived at a hotel, where I moistened the discs. He burrowed in, and lived pretty happily in there for almost a week. On return, I added the soil to his permanent habitat, cleaned the bin and escape-pod, taped over the airholes and put in new dry soil discs and dry kibble. His kit can now sit ready and clean in the closet until the next fire emergency.