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22-07-2006, 01:20 AM
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Do you use hard or soft wheat for growing wheat grass for juice?
The local organic store had hard winter wheat and soft wheat. Should I
just grow according to season or is one better than the other? |
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23-07-2006, 05:56 PM
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Do you use hard or soft wheat for growing wheat grass for juice?
James wrote: The local organic store had hard winter wheat and soft wheat. Should I just grow according to season or is one better than the other? It is the same. Soft is cheaper, red (hard) makes slightly larger blades. Both taste awful. Now I only grow sunflower and pea shoots in midwinter. |
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