Name: Cat Grass
SKU: 4772080001722
Price: 0.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Cat Grass

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Latin title: Phleum pratense.

Product code: 4772080001722 Category: Herb seeds.

0.95 €

Quantity of seeds: 20 g

A fast growing grass variety for growing in planting containers all the season. Sprouted seeds form a soft and juicy carpet of grass that is suitable for pet food or room decoration.

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Quantity of seeds	20 g
Plant height, cm	15–30
Sowing	I–XII
Sowing depth, cm	0–0.5
Harvest	I–XII

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