The Cat Ladies Organic Pet Grass Grow Kit with Planter, White

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Features a certified organic blend of wheat, oats, rye, barley and flax that has undergone a strict selection process to ensure quality.
Guaranteed to be chemical-free and non-GMO, so you can be confident it’s safe for your pet.
Tasty, nutritious grass is great for many family pets including cats, dogs, guinea pigs, rabbits, iguanas and more.
Eating natural, organic grass provides essential vitamins and minerals, supports healthy digestion, reduces hairballs, and protects your house plants.
Comes with everything you need including the seed mix, soil puck, instructions, and an adorable cat-themed planter mug available in white or black.

Ingredient Information

Ingredients
Organic Hard Red Wheat Grass Seed, Organic Rye Seed, Organic Flax Seed, Organic Oat Seed, Organic Barley Seed.

Instructions

Add soil contents to planter
Add enough warm (not hot) water to fully moisten the soil (about 5 or 6 ounces)
After water absorbs, stir soil and allow to sit for about 10 minutes
Fluff soil and remove about 2-3 tbsp. soil and set aside.
Sprinkle seeds evenly over soil
Cover seeds with 1/8-inch soil and gently press soil over seeds
Place planter in a warm, semi dark area (just away from direct light, not in complete darkness as it may cause mold). NOTE: For faster results cover planter loosely with plastic wrap just until first sprouts appear (no longer than 1-2 days)
After sprouts appear or no more than two days, remove plastic wrap and move to a sunny location
Keep soil moist until grass reaches 3 inches. Check moisture daily. Once established: do not over water.
In about 4-7 days, once grass reaches about 4-5 inches it is ready to feed to your pet.
Feeding Instructions:
Feed to your pet as a healthy reward or snack. Adjust the serving size according to the size of your pet. If your pet is hesitant to eat the grass from the planter, you can try cutting some pieces up and putting it with their food, or some pets even prefer to eat the bits from the floor. You can spritz the grass with water or hide a treat in the grass to encourage feeding.