What's the difference between hard red and hard white wheatgrass seeds?
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The grass will look the same, or very similar. You can grow wheatgrass with either, however the nutrition will be better in the hard red wheat. That is the one we recommend for growing wheatgrass.
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Nutritionally, white popcorn is a little more high-calorie (like < 10 % more) but both are low-fat (before you put the butter on!). The big difference to me is the texture. This brand of white popcorn is crispier than any yellow I've popped. Yellow popcorn seems chewier--less crisp. It's a matter of taste as to whether this is a good thing, but to me it makes all the difference!
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First you should score or grind off the hard cover from the seed only on one spot and until you see white then but them in a bowl of warm water I changed my water every day but you could do it every two days all of my seeds grew doing this good luck!!!
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Actually, I had the same question. The ones I ordered all came in the solid red, which I preferred. The white and red image may just be an unupdated visual for the same product. Take care!
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I switched to soil too, but not because of mold. After sprouting, the sprouts live on the stored energy reserves within the seed for about a week. After that, they begin to draw nutrients from the soil. I usually let my wheatgrass grow for about 8-10 days. Switching to soil allows me to add trace minerals and other nutrients to load up my wheatgrass with more nutrition before harvesting.
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Hi, Nutritionwise I do not know if there is any difference. The taste is a bit different between the yellow & white with the white being a little smaller of a popped corn and more flavorful and more tender with less hard hulls. I prefer the white because of that so I don't break a tooth. I hope this helps making your decision.
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Neither, they are like mini- bulbs, look a little like mini corn. Grow super fast. (Cats like to eat these plants)
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Doubt it. There are items on the Todd's Seeds website that are described as "certified organic" when you look at the detailed description, but the wheatgrass product does not have this.
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For fine grass seed, use a setting of "1"; for more coarse seed, use a setting of "2".
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I bought a variety of them new and used, never noticed a difference in growing.. Ive only got one that looks all red the others look kind of pink and red
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I have cooked it rinsed and unrinsed and notice no difference. It's a pain to wash and strain, since the seeds are so small. It tastes GREAT either way!
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Yes, the nitro coat on the seeds makes it easier for you to sow and the seeds to germinate. Keep it moist while seeds germinate and sprout. Spreads quickly to fill in bare areas.
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http://foodalliance.org/certificationPalouse Brand is not organic, they are food alliance certified, non-GMO. I use different suppliers for Organic Hard Red, Soft/Hard White Wheatberries, Rye, etc. I buy in bulk for both a 100% Organic Range and a Non-GMO, Food Alliance Certified range.
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Well its made from a different type of seed. Go to the manufacturer web site to see...
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I think they're the same, only the wood used seems to be different. Both have the hard ceramic grinding mechanism which is corrosion resistant. The grind isn't perfectly even, but can be roughly adjusted from finer to larger by turning the dial on the bottom. We like the two colors because the kids like to handle them and it is easy to keep the salt and pepper apart. Very traditional mills otherwise.
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Well, you could have Googled this yourself but here are two links I found for you.http://www.flaxcouncil.ca/english/index.jsp?p=g7&mp;=nutritionand herehttp://www.livestrong.com/article/359808-golden-flax-seed-vs-brown-flax-seed/
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The orange one is the 1k grit and the whiter one is the 6k. Soak it in water and you can feel the orange is coarser, whereas the white/lighter side is smoother.