How are these cat grass seeds different from regular lawn grass?

These seeds are pure barley (Hordeum vulgare), which grows into dense, soft, fresh green blades that are especially appealing and gentle for cats, unlike many tougher lawn grasses.

Can I grow this cat grass indoors all year round?

Yes, these cat grass barley seeds are suited to indoor growing from January through December. They do well on windowsills or in any bright indoor spot out of direct midday sun.

How do I sow the cat grass seeds for best results?

Fill shallow trays or small pots with moist, fine potting soil, then distribute the seeds densely over the surface. Press them lightly into the soil without covering too deeply, mist gently with water, and keep the soil slightly moist in a warm, bright place.

How quickly does the barley cat grass start to grow?

Under warm, bright indoor conditions, the barley grass usually sprouts within a few days and soon forms a soft, bright-green tuft for your cat to explore.

How should I care for the cat grass once it has sprouted?

Place the containers in a bright spot with plenty of indirect light, keep the soil lightly moist but not waterlogged, and rotate the pots regularly so the grass grows evenly and stays upright. Trim older, tougher blades to encourage fresh, tender regrowth.

How can I keep a continuous supply of indoor cat grass?

With around 20 seeds per gram, you can sow several containers at intervals. Start new pots regularly, and replace older ones when growth becomes sparse or yellowed, always using clean pots with fresh substrate.