Pet Greens Self Grow Garden Pet Grass, 3-oz bag

Really, no complaints with this grass. $3.98 for a packet of self-contained cat grass is pretty good, I think. As others have said, there are quite a few seeds in this bag, so I split them up into my own containers. It took longer than three days, but they finally sprouted "fine". Really, I think sun is the key to these. Some of the seeds I put in a pot in an east facing window. Even in the winter with limited sun, they sprouted more quickly than in the dark. I also have some grow lights that I used, so they received 12 hour/day sun, in effect. With shipping, two bags cost close to $11, and are still keeping my cats happy. Seriously though, don't plant all these seeds in one bag . . Really, no complaints with this grass. $3.98 for a packet of self-contained cat grass is pretty good, I think. As others have said, there are quite a few seeds in this bag, so I split them up into my own containers. It took longer than three days, but they finally sprouted "fine". Really, I think sun is the key to these. Some of the seeds I put in a pot in an east facing window. Even in the winter with limited sun, they sprouted more quickly than in the dark. I also have some grow lights that I used, so they received 12 hour/day sun, in effect. With shipping, two bags cost close to $11, and are still keeping my cats happy. Seriously though, don't plant all these seeds in one bag . . . it's just a waste! … more

The soil was too rough, twigs, other debris, to adequately cover the grass seeds prior to germination.I threw out the first batch. I followed directions and watered the seeds with one cup of water against my better sense. And, the seeds did not germinate and the soil became a smelly mess. The second time, I used my own container, but again the medium was so rough, most of the seeds did not germinate. The third container awaits. I think I will throw out the provided soil and see if the seeds will germinate into healthy eatable grasses.

These were easy to grow and convenient as advertised. I am happy that I tried a small bag before purchasing more. Unfortunately, my cat didn't care for them a bit. They grew quite tall, and I hoped she would eat them or nibble or at least show some interest. Alas, she did not. It's a good product, I am sure, but each animal differs. It might work for yours.

When I first read the directions on thisI almost threw it out. I decided to try it once. It was tucked away in a dark spot for a day longer than was suggested. Then it was moved to a sunny spot where it was totally forgotten. When I remembered it I was expecting a dried up package. Instead, there was grass! My cat loves it.

The directions seemed pretty easy but the bag doesn't drain well with small holes and 1 cup of water is a lot for the small amount of soil in the bag. I followed the directions exactly and the grass never grew at all. We got one small blade of grass so we got hopeful but it ended up with no more after about 2 weeks of trying to get it to grow.

I must not have read the description right. I thought I was ordering just seeds, I didn’t realize that it had dirt in it too and was expected to grow it in the bag. I dumped it into my cat grass container instead because I know my cat would have been dragging this all over the living room.

I followed the directions. Used a toothpick for holes on bottom. Then cut off top and dumped seeds in. Put bag in bowl and added 1 cup of water. Some seeds were ontop of soil and they even grew. Easy process :)

Followed directions and grass grew very quickly. I showed it to cat and he wasn't sure what to do..so I pulled a piece off and he ate it then once he got the taste he figured out how to nom on it... he chews on the grass regularly and leaves my other plants alone.

I’ve tried a few different cat nip starters. One of the ones I previously had would often times Romuald. I have used two of these and they are perfect/ grow quickly cats love the cat nap and are super easy

These Seeds produce healthy grass. However, This is impractical for cats because they like to nibble on growing grass. Growing grass in this plastic container does not allow grazing. My cats don’t like cut grass added to their food, and they didn’t like this grass very much when I transferred it to a pot to allow grazing.