Umuthi Wheatgrass Sprouting Seeds

• Seed Type: Wheatgrass sprouting seed
• Use Type: Sprouting and microgreens
• Seed Profile: Typical brown grass-like seeds
• Non-GMO
• Germination: 1-3 days depending on conditions
• Suitable For: Wheatgrass growing, microgreens, fresh juicing, and home sprouting setups
• Nutritional Profile: Source of protein, potassium, dietary fibre, vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6, thiamin, pantothenic acid, magnesium, selenium, copper, and manganese

• Growing fresh wheatgrass at home
• Producing microgreens for juicing
• Adding fresh green blades to juicing routines
• Growing a quick-germinating sprouting crop
• Using in tray-style sprouting or microgreen setups

This Product Is For:

• Home sprouters and microgreen growers
• Customers who juice fresh wheatgrass
• Kitchen gardeners wanting grow-at-home greens
• Customers with a suitable tray-style growing setup

This Product Is Not For:

• Customers wanting pre-grown wheatgrass
• Standard salad sprouts where leafy or legume sprouts are preferred
• Use as a medical treatment or health cure
• Growing mature wheat grain crops

• Use a clean tray-style sprouting or microgreen setup.
• Soak and sow according to your preferred wheatgrass growing method.
• Keep moist, but not waterlogged.
• Provide suitable light once the shoots begin to green.
• Allow the wheatgrass blades to develop before harvesting.
• Cut cleanly when ready and use fresh for juicing.
• Processing Tip: Wheatgrass is generally grown as a microgreen rather than a loose jar sprout.

• Use clean growing equipment and fresh water
• Keep moist, but do not leave seeds sitting in stagnant water
• Discard any batch that smells off, becomes slimy, or shows unusual mould growth
• Contains wheat seed, avoid if sensitive or allergic to wheat
• Do not use as a medical treatment
• Store unused seeds in a cool, dry place
• Keep out of reach of young children unless supervised

Q: How quickly do Wheatgrass Sprouting Seeds germinate?
A: The source states that they germinate in about 1-3 days depending on conditions.

Q: Is Wheatgrass best grown in a jar or tray?
A: Wheatgrass is generally best grown as a tray-style microgreen so the blades can develop for cutting and juicing.