Micro mat hydroponic grow pads replace soil for a cleaner, mess-free growing experience
Certified organic wheatgrass seed ensures high quality and yield
Includes reusable, portable growing trays for easy indoor or kitchen use
Customized instructions and azomite trace mineral fertilizer for optimal growth
Lightweight, bio-degradable kit for convenient shipping and sustainability
Summarized by Shop
Grow wheatgrass hydroponically with the Hydroponic Wheatgrass Growing Kit. Less mess than soil. A complete and easy way to grow wheatgrass. Features the Micro-Mat hydroponic wheatgrass grow pads. Certified Organic.
Hydroponic Wheatgrass Growing Kit Hydroponic method for growing wheat grass without soil
Certified Organic
Hydroponic Growi
Kit Weight
10 lbs
Includes
4 trays (2 with holes, 2 without holes), 4 lbs organic wheatgrass seed, 4 micro mat growing mats, Azomite trace mineral fertilizer
Tray Size
20 x 10 in
Yield per Tray
14–18 oz juice
Sunlight
Full sun or partial shade
Suitable Space
Indoors
Summarized by Shop
4.3
21 ratings
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Simplicity plus Taste plus Nutrition
I’ve always grown my grass with soil until now. Though I love the toil with the soil, in these “historic times,” the hydro approach makes life a little easier. Five days from unpacking to juicing...can’t beat that.
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Richard · December 20, 2023
Newbie!!
I moved to an area where I can not find wheat grass, so I decided to grow it myself. I completed my first tray. Not bad results for my first attempt. I went with the hydroponic kit. It was easy. However, will probable switch to soil, since the hydroponic are only good for 1 use. Everything needed to get started was in the kit. I did have a mold issue. Have to read more on how to prevent that.
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Diana · December 20, 2023
The kit may be great but so far no luck growing wheatgrass but I don't intend to give up. 1st batch I kept too warm and it molded. 2nd batch just isn't growing like it should. I kept it at a good temp and tried not to overwater. I have one package left and for 3rd batch I intend to grow in a soil base and see if that improves the growth. It probably is just be my technique but people make it look so simple.