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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you sow.
What botanical species is commonly used as wheatgrass?
What botanical species is commonly used as wheatgrass?
Wheatgrass commonly refers to young Triticum aestivum plants, the same species used for common bread wheat.
Why is wheatgrass often grown in shallow trays?
Why is wheatgrass often grown in shallow trays?
Its short growing cycle and upright leaf growth make shallow trays practical for producing a dense stand in a compact space.
Should wheatgrass be trimmed as it grows?
Should wheatgrass be trimmed as it grows?
Trimming can help maintain a manageable height in indoor trays. Use clean scissors and avoid removing the entire growing point.
Can wheatgrass regrow after cutting?
Can wheatgrass regrow after cutting?
It may produce additional growth after cutting if the remaining plants and roots are healthy, although regrowth can vary with growing conditions.
What does dense sowing mean for wheatgrass?
What does dense sowing mean for wheatgrass?
Dense sowing means placing seeds relatively close together to create an even carpet of shoots rather than widely spaced individual plants.
How can I reduce mold risk in wheatgrass trays?
How can I reduce mold risk in wheatgrass trays?
Use clean trays, avoid excessive standing water, provide air movement, and keep the growing medium moist rather than saturated.
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