Customer Reviews

Organic Wheatgrass Growing Kit - Grow & Juice Wheat Grass: Trays, Seed, Soil, Instructions & More

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Let's quantisize..
1 lb. of wheatgrass berries at health food store: $1.95
2 10x20 trays at garden shop: $3.50 or less
1 bag of organic potting mix at garden shop: $2.50 (approx)
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7.45
Fertilzer? Don't need it. Vitamins for initial growing are in the berry.
Instructions: just surf the web.
I'm not even sure if I need the soil, but I compost it so nothing goes to waste.
Cheap(er) and the juice comes out great!
I have 3 trays going all the time so my wife and I can juice each day with no pause.

The packaging and instructions for growing were very good (the laminated instruction sheet is a nice touch considering you are dealing with dirt and water). We had no problems growing our first flat of wheat grass exactly as expected from this kit. There is plenty left to grow several more flats as well.

I purchased this online and the company shipped it out very quickly. I followed the easy instruction that came with the kit and the grass just grow like crazy. I didn't buy the juicer together with the kit at the first place because I didn't have confidence that I could grow anything without any prior gardening experience. Now, I am looking for a juicer to juice my grass. Well, if you are planning to buy the kit, I recommend to purchase a juicer together because the grass grow faster than you could ever expect and long enough for juicing. Anyway, it's just grass after all and it shouldn't be hard.

This is my first time trying to grow anything on purpose. I was buying my wheatgrass from the Smoothie shop for $2.99 an OZ and thought I should try growing my own. I ordered this bundle and recieved my shipment on a Saturday (FedEx Home Delivery) approximately 5 day's after I ordered. The items arrived in excellent condition. The instructions included were easy to follow and I was able to grow 5 tray's of wheatgrass that each yielded 12.5 - 13 oz of juice each. I would recommend this vendor and this bundle for someone who's trying this for the first time.

I was so disappointed when this arrived. I felt like I was really taken advantage of.. The trays are cheap. better trays are from garden supply. I use my own compost. no need for that bag of "stuff". I could have gotten seeds for under $10. why did i pay $40? beats me. must have been the heat. was looking for quick easy wheat grass growing. i should have taken the time and figured it out before i invested in this "kit". please save yourself the embarrassment of buying this kit. it is so unnecessary. get some seeds.. soak and spread out on soil, keep damp with paper towel and let them grown. I learned we are never too old to be exploited!

It had been several years since I'd sprouted grass at home, so I thought a kit would be an easy way to get back into the swing of things. I'm glad I went ahead with the purchase, but not because the product is really any good. The instructions on the card were different from the method I had used in the past (and strongly contradicted at several points by the contents of the book that came with the kit, which I thought was odd) but I gave them a try for my first tray... and lost that batch. Go ahead and ignore the instruction card.

It was nice to start with everything arriving together; it helped commit me to the project, but for the long term the kit really isn't necessary.

I grew and harvested my first tray of wheat grass and it was very easy with this kit. I had a friend that tried growing wheat grass from some seeds she picked up at a local store and the difference in our grass was amazing. The grass my kit produced was tall, lush and dark green. Quite the opposite of her generic grass. The taste of the wheat grass when juiced was really sweet (odd tasting if you have never tasted it before). I am on my second tray now and am working to get the timing of growing and juicing sync'd so I don't have a gap between trays. The chart that comes with this kit is truly beneficial as a quick reference the first time you are growing grass. The nutritional benefits of wheat grass are amazing as you will learn with the book that is included. If you are looking for a way to get started - definitely try this kit. I was very proud of my first attempt at urban farming :)! The assurance of ordering through Amazon is an additional bonus due to great customer service and their easy return policy. No returns on this one! It's a keeper!!!

The perfect starter kit. I have been growing and juicing ever since. Read the book, cheat sheet, not a single problem yet! I did turn the air conditioning down to 75 and put a fan in the room. A couple of full spectrum lights and I had my first batch in no time!

everthing you need except news paper to put on top as seed sprout. so what are you waiting on get a kit and some extra seed. give one as a gift to some you know would benifit from a live change

Just harvested a lush and amazingly fast growing crop. I decided to cut it leaving about 1 1/2" and let it regrow. A lady at Ocean Solutions said I could try that but didn't advise a third round. But it's coming back so far and looking very green and strong. I did have to do as instructions suggested and mix up a few cups of solution made with the provided Azomite in the first few days to cut a suspicious white film over the soil that I presume was mold. Didn't see how that could do anything but I sprinkled it over the surface and it was gone. I used half of the 2 cup bag for one tray instead of the whole bag as instructed and it really made for a dense crop in one tray. I don't see how the full two cups would have room to grow. My wife and I juiced half the crop this morning in our Champion to mix in our protein shakes. So 1/4 cup of wheat berries yielded about 4 oz. of juice. Of course, I let it grow to about 9 inches and the 2nd round may not yield as much. We'll see. Oh, I mentioned Ocean Solutions. They're a trace mineral fertilizer producer that processes sea water collected far out to sea and at depth. Check them out: [...]