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Which Wheatberry Should I Use For Growing Wheatgrass?

by Linda Clark
(Santa Monica, CA USA)

What is the best wheatberry to use for growing wheatgrass? Is it the hard winter wheatberry or the summer wheatberry? What is the soft wheatberry? I don't know which one to buy.

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Use Hard Wheat For Growing Wheatgrass
by: Eryn - Editor HealthBanquet.com

When growing wheatgrass at home indoors, you can buy the Hard White Winter Wheat or the Hard Red Wheat. I buy organic or as close to organic seeds as possible.

Here is my Amazon wheatgrass growing supplies store including the perfect wheatgrass growing seeds or wheatberries. These wheatgrass growing seeds or wheatberries will produce excellent wheatgrass for you.

Or, if you want, you can find someone locally that sells the Hard Wheat grains and try growing your wheatgrass with them. If you choose this route, just buy a little bit at first to make sure they grow into wheatgrass properly.

Soft wheat is not recommended for growing wheatgrass. Ann Wigmore used "hard" or "winter" wheatberries.

Let me know how your first batch of wheatgrass turns out.

Have fun!

Eryn













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