Wheatgrass 小麦草 Seeds By HORTI

Wheatgrass juice is one of the best sources of living chlorophyll available today. However, to get the full benefit, the chlorophyll must come fresh from a living plant. Wheatgrass juice contains up to 70% chlorophyll, which is an important blood builder.

Chlorophyll can be extracted from many plants, but wheatgrass is superior because it has been found to have over 100 elements needed by man. Chlorophyll contains enzymes and super- oxide dismutase, a copper-containing protein found in mature red blood cells. This enzyme decomposes super-oxide radicals in the body into a more manageable form, thereby helping to slow down the aging process.

Liquid chlorophyll washes drug deposits from the body, neutralizes toxins in the body, helps purify the liver and improves blood sugar problems.

STEP BY STEP:

1. Soak your hard winter wheat seed (also called wheat berries) overnight (8 to 12 hours).

2. Sprout the seed in a jar for the next 16 to 24 hours, rinsing the seed well three times a day.

3. After a noticeably short “tail” is visible, plant the seed on top of the soil. Basic potting mix or topsoil will work fine. Peat moss is an important ingredient to look for in your soil. The mix is one-part peat moss to three parts soil, filled halfway up a two-inch deep tray.

4. Water the tray and then cover the seeds to keep them from drying out for the first three days.

5. During the first three days of growth, water once a day in the morning and really soak the soil (until the tray drips, it is a good sign you are watering enough). Then lightly mist your seed in the evening (lift cover off to mist seed).

6. On the fourth day, uncover grass (roots should begin to take over your soil), water heavily once a day and keep the grass in the shade (never direct sunlight).

7. For mold problems, increase your air circulation with a fan or air conditioning to keep the temperature between 60 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit (21° to 26° Celsius).

8. Harvest grass when a second blade of grass appears on the grass blades, or when the grass “splits” toward the bottom of the blade. Average growing time is seven to 12 days, depending on the weather, but still always watch for the second blade of grass as you can never judge by how many days it has been growing or how tall the grass is.

Disclaimer: Based on feedback from our customers, the potency of the seeds from Singapore Horti-Flora are up to 90%. 

We give no warranty, expressed or implied, as to productiveness of any seeds we sell.