can you press lavender seeds
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Hi Yvonne I'm sorry I haven't tried lavender seeds, it's really good at sunflower seeds though.
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I have not tried it but as this machine is specifically designed for walnut oil I suspect not.
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No, lavender need full sun in order to grow well. They also will not flower if they are planted or placed in deep shade.
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no. but kiwi seeds need light to germinate, and should be surface sown. they are more difficult than most, and its common for low germination rates with any kiwi seed, as far as my understanding.
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No. Most of all seeds are to oily and clogs up the mechanism. Better to use a coffee grinder for seeds
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Hi Kathryn. I haven't tried grinding flax seeds with mine but I don't see why you couldn't. I would say it's worth a shot.
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Yes you can use this spreader to spread any size of seed. It's Spreads very even and is easy to push as well.
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Oh yes you can... Lavender can be used undiluted but i would dilute it in an unscented massage oil. Enjoy it! I used it for that and it was lovely.
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I've done simple things like lavender oil in water and lemon oil in water. I would feel comfortable trying it.
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I can strain mustard seeds out of Rasam soup, so I would assume that strawberry seeds would strain easily. It strains gravy pretty nicely too.
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i just tried, its possible but if you *have* to have them press at the exact same time then results may vary.
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Although I can not say with certainty that this lavender is processed without any equipment that has ever had contact with peanuts, soy, or dairy products, it seems to me unlikely. The lavender is of the highest quality and it looks as if it were hand processed. I know that this is not an absolute answer to your question, but I think only the producer can do that.
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my guess is that these types of seeds may have moisture that will possibly clog up the burrs but if you clean them regularly, it should work
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I believe that you "could" do it - there is a zipper to adjust the amount of buckwheat fill. As the other responder noted, there is no lavender added, and it would probably be less problematic to add dried to the buckwheat, rather than using an oil-based product.
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I planted the lavender plants in a container in a mixture of topsoil and some compost. They are in a greenhouse at about 75F. I water them only when the soil feels dry and so far they are growing vigorously. I'm impressed with the company and will buy from them again.
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Yes, but I found it worth it when starting seeds. I can start them inside earlier.
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I'm not sure because you'd have to make the holes small enough to prevent the seeds from going through and the smallest hole openings are a little large. I use the smallest setting to make egg salad which by the way comes out great - perfect texture. The only time I've ever needed to separate seeds from the pulp, is when I open a pomegranate. I bought a pomegranate separator and it works great. I would never assume that it would work with this appliance that we are discussing now. I hope this helps. Check out the pomegranate seed gizmo. It's really very cool and not expensive at all. I put it at Amazon. I'm not sure because you'd have to make the holes small enough to prevent the seeds from going through and the smallest hole openings are a little large. I use the smallest setting to make egg salad which by the way comes out great - perfect texture. The only time I've ever needed to separate seeds from the pulp, is when I open a pomegranate. I bought a pomegranate separator and it works great. I would never assume that it would work with this appliance that we are discussing now. I hope this helps. Check out the pomegranate seed gizmo. It's really very cool and not expensive at all. I put... » Read More I'm not sure because you'd have to make the holes small enough to prevent the seeds from going through and the smallest hole openings are a little large. I use the smallest setting to make egg salad which by the way comes out great - perfect texture. The only time I've ever needed to separate seeds from the pulp, is when I open a pomegranate. I bought a pomegranate separator and it works great. I would never assume that it would work with this appliance that we are discussing now. I hope this helps. Check out the pomegranate seed gizmo. It's really very cool and not expensive at all. I put it at Amazon. « Show Less
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If you need volume the Lavender is great. just read the directions it is a little bit different than the others. I also love the Fig.