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How do I juice wheatgrass?

Nov 08, 2014

What type of juicer do i need to juice wheatgrass? Wheatgrass juicers are known as a masticating or cold press juicers, which separate the wheatgr...

How do I juice wheatgrass?

Nov 08, 2014

What type of juicer do i need to juice wheatgrass? Wheatgrass juicers are known as a masticating or cold press juicers, which separate the wheatgr...

How Much Wheatgrass Juice Per Day?

Aug 28, 2014

What is the recommended amount of wheatgrass juice per day? The initial recommended daily intake of juiced wheatgrass is 30mls (a shot) It is impo...

Raw Food – A Complete Beginners Guide To Going Raw

Jul 02, 2014

WHAT IS A LIVING / RAW FOOD DIET? Raw food is a diet of uncooked fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds. Raw food contains intense nutrients and enzym...

Is Australian Tap Water Really Safe?

Jan 29, 2014

So what's really in our water? You decide As Australians, we are told that fluoride is added to our drinking water because it helps prevent tooth d...

What are antioxidants and where do they come from?

Jan 25, 2014

We often hear about antioxidants being good for us, but what exactly are they, why do we need them and where do we get them? What are antioxidants...

Juicing For Health

Jan 11, 2014

What are the benefits of drinking juice? Juicing provides a quick, easy, tasty and convenient way to increase our consumption of fruits and vegetab...

The benefits of growing your own food

Dec 28, 2013

Growing sprouts and microgreens is fun and rewarding. Growing alfalfa sprouts, radish sprouts, mung beans and broccoli sprouts, pea shoots and buck...

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Wheatgrass kits

Wheatgrass Grow Kit 1

$42.90

Wheatgrass Grow Kit 2

$49.90

Wheatgrass Grow Kit 3

$59.90

Grow your own

Growing sprouts and microgreens at home is easy with our array of sprouters, kits and grow supplies. Our grow and drip trays are large in size and are best suited to large microgreens such as wheatgrass, barley, buckwheat, sunflower and pea shoots. Other microgreen varieties, such as radish, red mustard, kale and red cabbage, are best grown in our smaller biodegradable pots.

Coco fibre is a good choice of medium for microgreens as it is sterile and safe. Our fertiliser is a certified organic liquid seaweed solution which is excellent for growing microgreens. Our sprouters are all great options but the glass sprouter works best, is conveniently compact and is most popular.