hard red winter wheat seed for planting Wheatgrass Seeds Bulk Pack (1.5lb) Hard Red Winter Sprouts Seeds

hard red winter wheat seed for planting Wheatgrass Seeds Bulk Pack (1.5lb) Hard Red Winter Sprouts SeedsThis 1. 5 lb bulk pack of Hard Red Winter Wheatgrass Seeds gives you roughly 12,000 seeds for repeated plantings indoors. Grow them as sprouts ready to harvest in 3 5 days, or let them develop into microgreens 6 8 inches tall in under 10 days. These are heirloom, non GMO seeds suited to juicing, smoothies, and dried powders. Seed count: Approximately 12,000 seeds per 1. 5 lb pack Variety: Hard Red Winter Wheat, heirloom and non GMO Sprout timeline:

This 1.5 lb bulk pack of Hard Red Winter Wheatgrass Seeds gives you roughly 12,000 seeds for repeated plantings indoors. Grow them as sprouts ready to harvest in 3-5 days, or let them develop into microgreens 6-8 inches tall in under 10 days. These are heirloom, non-GMO seeds suited to juicing, smoothies, and dried powders.

• Seed count: Approximately 12,000 seeds per 1.5 lb pack
• Variety: Hard Red Winter Wheat, heirloom and non-GMO
• Sprout timeline: Germination in 2-3 days, sprouts harvestable in 3-5 days
• Microgreen timeline: Full growth of 6-8 inches in under 10 days
• Growing methods: Soil trays, hydroponic trays, or jar sprouting all work well
• Light needs: Sprouts require no light; microgreens grow well in indirect light
• Space: Fits on a countertop or windowsill, making it practical for small indoor spaces
• Uses: Fresh juicing, health shots, smoothies, or dried and powdered as a dietary supplement

Growing Tips

1. Rinse seeds and soak them in cool water for 8-12 hours before planting.
2. Spread seeds evenly in a tray with a thin layer of moist seed-starting mix or over a hydroponic mat.
3. Cover lightly for the first 2-3 days to encourage germination, then uncover once sprouts appear.
4. Keep the growing medium consistently moist but not waterlogged, and provide good air circulation to prevent mold.
5. Harvest sprouts at 3-5 days or allow to grow to 6-8 inches for microgreens before cutting at the base.