Fresh Organic Wheat Germ Grass for rodents & rabbits

Fresh organic wheat sprout grass for rodents & rabbits!

Are you looking for a fresh green plant that not only looks beautiful in the enclosure but is also something your animal can actually use? Knaagdier Kruidenier Fresh Organic Wheat Germ Grass is a fresh, natural addition for rodents and rabbits who love to sniff, peck, and nibble. The young green stalks provide variety in their daily diet and also make this plant a great addition as living enrichment in a natural-style setup.

Fresh plants instantly add more atmosphere and a richer experience to an enclosure. Your animal can go exploring on its own, pull off small blades, and investigate the plant in a natural way. That is precisely what makes wheatgrass so much fun: it is not just something to eat, but also something to play with.

✔ 100% Organic
✔ Specially cultivated as a food plant for animals
✔ Fresh, green, and fun to pick and nibble on
✔ Ideal for Hamsterscaping & Gerbilscaping

HAMSTERSCAPING WITH REAL PLANTS

For lovers of a naturally decorated enclosure, fresh wheatgrass is a very nice addition. It immediately gives the enclosure a green, living appearance and fits beautifully into a scape with wood, cork, moss, and natural ground cover. The plant really comes into its own, especially in a corner with humus .

You can offer the wheatgrass in a pot or place it directly in a humus zone. In a pot, it is convenient if you want to remove the plant from the enclosure in between to allow it to recover. If you place it directly in the bedding, it looks even more natural and truly becomes part of the landscape. Mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, and rats often approach it out of curiosity. Gerbils are usually a bit quicker with plucking and digging, and that is precisely what makes it so fun to watch.

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Fresh plants in your living space? Humus is ideal for really planting them.

Great for hamsterscaping , gerbilscaping, and ratscaping : you plant the small plants directly in the humus for extra variety, sniffing fun, and a natural scape look.

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This is how you neatly place a small plant in the enclosure.

• Create a separate planting zone with humus; a small corner is often enough.
• Make a small hole, place the root ball in the humus, and press down lightly.
• Water sparingly with a spray bottle .

Suitable humus types

✔ Coconut fiber Humus

Fine, natural texture for planting small plants.

✔ Organic Hummus (10 L)

Ideal as a floor corner in the enclosure.

✔ Peat Humus (25 L)

Beautiful for a natural scape with real greenery.

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WHY CHOOSE FRESH ORGANIC WHEAT GERM GRASS?

Wheatgrass is a great choice for owners who want to offer something fresh and natural. The plant invites plucking, nibbling, and exploring, making it much more than just a green snack. For small rodents, this is particularly interesting: they can be actively engaged with it and discover the plant at their own pace.

Additionally, wheatgrass is also very nice as part of a natural setup. It immediately gives the enclosure a fresh look and fits well with a setup featuring wood, cork, moss, and digging zones. Especially for hamsterscaping and gerbilscaping enthusiasts, it is a beautiful way to make the enclosure more lively.

FOR WHICH ANIMALS IS FRESH ORGANIC WHEAT GERM GRASS SUITABLE?

Mouse, dwarf hamster, hamster, and gerbil: very nice as a plucking plant in the enclosure. These animals enjoy using it as foraging enrichment and often explore it with their noses and paws.

Dwarf rat and rat: suitable as a fresh change of pace and natural enrichment. Many rats find it interesting to pull on the blades and unravel the plant.

Guinea pig and rabbit: you can offer small tufts or the whole plant under supervision as a fresh green variety alongside hay and the daily food.

Birds and turtles: also suitable as a fresh green supplement or enrichment.

PITCH AND CARE

Fresh wheatgrass grows quickly, but usually does not stay beautiful for very long if kept too warm, too dark, or too dry. Therefore, it is best to place the plant in a light and cool spot. A bright location helps keep it fresh. Water moderately: the root ball should remain slightly moist, but preferably not soaking wet. You can use a spray bottle to water very precisely, especially when the plant is in a scape or humus corner.

If you use the plant in the enclosure, it is a good idea to check occasionally whether it is still clean and fresh. If the plant becomes very wet or dirty due to substrate or urine, remove it and replace it with a fresh one.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF PLANTS

The plants are intended for consumption by rodents and rabbits, not as ornamental plants for the home. Some plant knowledge is helpful to keep the plants alive and looking beautiful, but the most important thing is that the plant is offered to your animal fresh, clean, and attractive.

✔ Offer the plantlet in the pot or plant it in a humus zone
✔ Let your animal get acquainted with fresh plants at its own pace
✔ Water sparingly so the plant stays fresh
✔ Remove the plant if it is heavily soiled or completely eaten.

COMPOUND

100% fresh organic wheatgrass

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