#seeds for wheatgrass

[andiswaysposts]

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[morethansalad]

Super Green Smoothie with Healthy Pineapple Slush (Raw Vegan)

[hellenhighwater]

So a while back, you showed Vice or Malice lounging on a truly impressive cat-sized bed of cat grass. I'm assuming you made it (though if you purchased it, I'd love to know that too.) What materials did you use?

Oh, that's super easy! It's just wheatgrass seed and a couple handfuls of potting soil, chucked into a large plastic tray. We're talking maaaybe an inch of dirt, and an even (but decently dense) layer of seed on top. I douse it in water to get it started, and then just keep it damp, and it grows very quickly. I often do a couple trays in rotation--I have some cheap LED grow lights from amazon on a little shelving unit, I just do it there--and when one mat of grass dies, I pull out the whole thing and put it in my compost.

Most of the seeds sold as "cat grass" are just a mix of wheatgrass seeds, which you can often get far more cheaply at a feed supply store. I plant in the large plastic base tray for starting seedlings, because I have a bunch of them, but you could easily use those disposable foil pans, or thrift a pyrex dish to use. If you're not going too crazy with watering, you don't need drainage holes.

But it's super easy! I just keep a gallon bag of wheatgrass seed and a little bin of soil, mix and let it go. It's a good short term houseplant--for those who forget to water in the long term, fear not, this is like a one-month operation--and it's fantastic enrichment for indoor cats.

[ask-obt]

How successful have the outlaw rehab centres been compared to banishment and execution that the wheatgrass guild performs?

Keaton: Patients are more receptive to treatment than most would expect. See, crime, especially that which falls under the "petty" variety such as theft, often stems from a need not being met. The rehab centers offer resources to local support while focusing on educating pokemon on programs in their area meant to help with quality of life.

For some, it's not access to resources that they struggle with, but instead dealing with stigmatized mental health issues. It's easy for society to shun these individuals, which in turn leads to feelings of isolation and resentment. Rehabilitation can't always "cure" these conditions the way you can cure a physical ailment, but it can develop support groups of individuals that understand each other better than anyone else. For some even receiving a diagnosis, being able to put their experiences into words, is enough to help find their footing.

... But there are some pokemon that truly don't want help. Usually this option isn't presented until their third or fourth legal infraction, but if they don't accept their sentence to rehabilitation, they can choose between imprisonment or banishment. The latter option is only available for recurrent petty crime- major felonies such as murder lead straight to imprisonment. Rehabilitation services are still available in prison, but as you might suspect, the main difference is that pokemon cannot come and go as they please. The leniency our guild affords criminals can sometimes lead to trouble, but we operate under the idea that if we sow seeds of compassion, our society tomorrow will be brighter for it. The guildmaster deeply believes that there are no truly bad pokemon.

[commonobjects]

This was lunch. I ate out for a change just cuz (ooooooh, wild!). I ate at Raw and ordered the East Salad, which had all sorts of good stuff like beets, kale, currants, oranges, red cabbage, black sesame seeds, carrots, sprouted almonds, and tahini dressing.

It was hella yummy — a bit too much, really, since I devoured the whole thing in a matter of minutes, all the while ignoring my tummy's pain signals. I had a serving of wheatgrass, too (check out the before/after and the fancy shot glass). Lunch was deeeeeeelicious.

[mybeingthere]

Designers try to steer the industry toward a more ethical, sustainable future, materials are often front of mind, including for Zena Holloway, who recently released a collection of garments and objects grown from grass roots.

Inspired by the sprawling, delicate shape of coral, Holloway creates soft, textured dresses, collars, lamps, and mobiles from wheatgrass seed. The plant sprouts over the course of about two weeks in beeswax molds. As it grows, it produces its intricately woven root structure, which the designer guides into specific spaces or allows to expand into large, sheet-like forms. Entirely compostable, the material is “both reality and metaphor, aiming to expose the beauty and vulnerability of coral and to champion ocean conservation,” and has the potential to be sewn into clothing or shaped into other functional goods.

The project, known as Rootfull, is ongoing, and Holloway shares a glimpse of her process in the video below. Follow her latest designs on Instagram.

https://www.thisiscolossal.com/.../zena-holloway-rootfull/

[living400lbs]

Of all the reasons we are given to dislike Ian in Thursday Murder Club, this is the silliest.

It is Ian’s regular smoothie. Some raspberries, a fistful of spinach, Icelandic yogurt (Finnish, if they are out of Icelandic), spirulina, wheatgrass, acerola cherry powder, chlorella, kelp, acai extract, cocoa nibs, zinc, beetroot essence, chia seeds, mango zest, and ginger. It is his own invention, and he calls it Keep It Simple.

From Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman.

[setagaya-division]

Elliot’s birthday is upon us! And unsurprisingly, the young man had many gifts from different people arriving at his door in various packages and letters. Of which, a small package with a returning address from Toyama.

Inside the box was packed with many flower pots in the shape of different animals - A frog, cat, dog, and panda respectively. Each one had a cloth tongue that would unravel to create a cute, if not goofy mechanism to soak up water on its own without the need of watering the plants. None of the pots contained any plants, but a bag of soil and two bags of seeds labeled “wheatgrass” and “cat grass” were included in the gift box.

Together with this gift, a letter neatly written was found inside:

Hope you’re having a good birthday, kiddo! Remember our last discussion on houseplants? I figured that as a gift, I could give a few tools for you to get started. The pots were actually my niece’s favorites. The problem is, I couldn’t pick one animal to get you so I just got a couple for you to pick out.

The seeds I picked out are simple grasses, safe for most animals. I do have to warn against letting your little cat friend from eating the straight wheatgrass since large amounts can lead to gastric disorders, so maybe keep that away. But generally, grasses are a great help in giving animals some necessary vitamins and aid in digestion. It can help you look for any stomach issues too, since animals tend to eat a lot of grass when something is wrong.

If you’re curious about what else you can fill the other pots with, I can definitely help with that! I would have gone down to the Tokyo area myself to give this gift, but I’m stuck in Okinawa still for business. I hope that this package got to you safely! Enjoy your day!

- Kensaku Morimoto

Looking at the little potted figures, Elliot smiled at them; particularly, the green frog one since it reminded him of Kensaku-sensei. He made a note to make sure to check on these every day, along with the flowers that his acquaintance, Max, had given him. He was truly grateful to Kensaku-sensei. Knowing the medicinal effects for plants and their effects on animals was really note-worthy. It was partially for that reason that he began studying up under the Toyama researcher. He made a note to ask Kensaku-sensei what other herbs he could use for the pots. Placing them somewhere close next to Max's flowers, the bespectacled-nerd again smiled at the designs on them.

"I'm gonna have to come up names for all for of you," he said to himself, giving them one last smile before leaving the room.

[spookykestrel]

ive always said the best way to decide on a tattoo is to leave it in the hands of strangers (/j) so.....

pine needles: more meaningful and my mom would like it better, more detailed than what i'd like for a a spontaneous little tattoo

wheatgrass: more on par with my field (get it get it lol ) of interest, simpler, less meaning but still a little bit

[dandelions-and-white-wolves]

I’ve not been doing well for a bit (no worries, hanging in there- normal mental health funk fun stuff) but my husband got me a little terrarium kit as an early birthday present. Raccoon roasting marshmallows!! It should start growing chia seeds and wheatgrass! The stickers and the sand and I think the raccoon’s fire glow in the dark. Little bright spot in how rough today has been 💕

[elkian]

Every time people start talking about GMOs it takes a massive effort for me not to become the most annoying person alive.

Ah, you don’t want to eat genetically modified foods? That’s fine, if a bit restrictive, since you’ll be cutting out cabbage, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, broccoli and broccolini, kale, kohlrabi, and whatever else we’ve discovered is all derived from wild mustard - that is, wild mustard that has been “Genetically Modified“ to become something else.

But at least you’ll have- welp, nope, sorry, basically every citrus is the bastard child of citron, mandarin oranges, and/or pomelos. Good luck finding an edible almond that isn’t genetically modified, since genetic modification is what make almonds safe to eat in the first place. Corn and potatoes are available thanks to Indigenous North and South Americans, who have been cultivating them into edible forms for millenia.

I guess you can eat grass - wheatgrass was a big thing oh wait sorry there’s definitely some genetically modified grasses out there! Uhhhhh what about meat? Yeah, bad news, anything domesticated by a human being has been “““genetically modified”“““ to some extant - you know, that thing called selective breeding, where ranchers pick desirable traits and ensure the next generation has em?

Speaking of which, if the GMO-free lifestyle extends to more than just your diet, are you going to take your dog to the shelter? Because that isn’t a wolf anymore.

It’s so frustrating that GMO has become the newest bogus diet dogwhistle instead of people championing against the actual problem of sterilized seeds that are driving farmers to ruin; instead using it to (more often than not) be casually racist and classist rather than affecting any kind of real change.

[morethansalad]

Green Parsley Green Smoothie (Raw Vegan)

[broccolisproutshop]

Save 40% on Organic Wheatgrass Seeds! Im my last post, I talked about that cool wheatgrass grower, but I forgot to mention seeds, an important part of the equation. Well, here they are - on sale! They are organic and have an almost 100% germination rate. No wonder they have a 5 star rating from customers. Did you know that cats love this grass too? This may be great news or not-so-great news. If you have a cat and

[startwithfiberr]

Boost Your Nutrition: Exploring Green Superfood Powder and Organic Plant-Based Protein Powder

In the quest for better health and nutrition, two supplements have gained significant attention: Green Superfood Powder and organic plant-based protein powder. These products offer a convenient way to enhance your diet with essential nutrients, supporting everything from energy levels to muscle recovery. At Start with Fiber, we believe in the power of incorporating these superfoods into your daily routine for optimal health. Let’s dive into what makes these powders so beneficial and how you can integrate them into your diet.

What is Green Superfood Powder ?

Green superfood powder is a blend of nutrient-dense greens, fruits, and vegetables, designed to deliver a concentrated dose of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It typically includes ingredients like spirulina, chlorella, wheatgrass, and kale, among other greens. These powders are rich in chlorophyll, enzymes, and phytonutrients that support overall health, boost immunity, and enhance detoxification processes.

Key Benefits of Green Superfood Powder

Nutrient-Rich: Green superfood powders are packed with essential vitamins and minerals, providing a wide range of nutrients in just one serving. This makes it easier to meet your daily nutritional needs, especially if your diet is lacking in fruits and vegetables.

Improved Digestion: Many green superfood powders contain digestive enzymes and fiber, which can help improve gut health and promote regular bowel movements. This is crucial for maintaining a healthy digestive system and preventing issues like bloating and constipation.

Increased Energy Levels: The nutrients in green superfood powders help to support energy production at a cellular level. Regular consumption can lead to improved stamina and reduced fatigue, making it an excellent addition to your morning routine.

Detoxification: The chlorophyll in green superfoods acts as a natural detoxifier, helping to cleanse the body of toxins and impurities. This can support liver function and improve overall health.

What is Organic Plant-Based Protein Powder?

Organic plant-based protein powder is derived from plant sources like peas, hemp, brown rice, and chia seeds. It offers a high-quality protein alternative to animal-based options, making it an excellent choice for vegans, vegetarians, and those with dairy sensitivities. These powders are not only rich in protein but also come with the added benefits of fiber, vitamins, and minerals.

Key Benefits of Organic Plant-Based Protein Powder

Complete Protein Source: Many plant-based protein powders, especially those that combine different sources, provide all nine essential amino acids, making them a complete protein source. This is vital for muscle repair, growth, and overall bodily functions.

Digestive Health: Unlike some animal-based proteins, plant-based powders are often easier to digest and less likely to cause bloating or discomfort. Additionally, they often contain fiber, which supports digestive health.

Sustainable and Ethical: Choosing organic plant-based protein powder is better for the environment as it requires fewer resources to produce compared to animal-based proteins. It’s also a more ethical choice for those concerned with animal welfare.

Supports Weight Management: Protein is essential for maintaining muscle mass and promoting a feeling of fullness, which can aid in weight management. Plant-based protein powders can be a great addition to a balanced diet, helping to curb cravings and keep you satisfied.

How to Incorporate These Powders into Your Diet

Integrating green superfood and organic plant-based protein powders into your daily routine is simple and versatile. Here are some ideas:

Smoothies: One of the easiest ways to consume these powders is by adding them to your smoothies. Combine a scoop of green superfood powder with fruits like bananas, berries, and a handful of spinach, along with your choice of liquid. For a protein boost, add a scoop of organic plant-based protein powder.

Baking: You can add these powders to your baking recipes, such as muffins, pancakes, or energy bars. This is a great way to enhance the nutritional value of your snacks.

Mix with Water or Juice: If you’re in a hurry, simply mix the powders with water, juice, or plant-based milk. This quick option allows you to get your nutrients on the go.

Soups and Stews: Add green superfood powder to soups and stews for an extra nutrient boost. The flavor is usually mild and blends well with savory dishes.

Conclusion

Both green superfood powder and organic plant-based protein powder offer numerous health benefits, making them a valuable addition to any diet. Whether you’re looking to boost your energy, support digestion, or increase your protein intake, these powders provide a convenient and effective solution. At Start with Fiber, we encourage you to explore these superfoods and discover how they can help you achieve your health and wellness goals. By integrating these supplements into your daily routine, you’re taking a significant step towards a healthier, more balanced lifestyle.

[sheri42]

Dancing with the Wind

crested wheatgrass on the wind #smallpoems #clmooc #poetry24 #poetry #wheatgrass #haiku

I think it is crested wheatgrass, Agropyron cristatum, but I could be wrong. A Little Note The Photo: I think it is crested wheatgrass, Agropyron cristatum, but I could be wrong. The Thought: Crested wheatgrass can be found east of the Cascade Mountains across the United States. Eurasia is its origin, and it was introduced here for soil stabilization and livestock forage. Seeds are disbursed…

[mybeingthere]

Designers try to steer the industry toward a more ethical, sustainable future, materials are often front of mind, including for Zena Holloway, who recently released a collection of garments and objects grown from grass roots.Inspired by the sprawling, delicate shape of coral, Holloway creates soft, textured dresses, collars, lamps, and mobiles from wheatgrass seed. The plant sprouts over the course of about two weeks in beeswax molds. 

As it grows, it produces its intricately woven root structure, which the designer guides into specific spaces or allows to expand into large, sheet-like forms. Entirely compostable, the material is “both reality and metaphor, aiming to expose the beauty and vulnerability of coral and to champion ocean conservation,” and has the potential to be sewn into clothing or shaped into other functional goods.The project, known as Rootfull, is ongoing, and Holloway shares a glimpse of her process in the video below. Follow her latest designs on Instagram.

https://www.thisiscolossal.com/.../zena-holloway-rootfull/