Re: maca.........where oh where has my maca gone oh where oh where can it b

[Guest guest]

Don't forget oat straw tincture, wheat grass juice, and

burdock. BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM Keep's going and going and going.

That's pretty interesting on the maca stuff, I'm not familiar with it.

[Guest guest]

If it affects the adrenals/endocrine system like it claims....it will

affect alot!! Kit PS. Anyone here sprout their own pallets of

wheatgrass?

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> Don't forget oat straw tincture, wheat grass juice, and

> burdock. BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM Keep's going and going and going.

> That's pretty interesting on the maca stuff, I'm not familiar with it.

>

[Guest guest]

"Anyone here sprout their own pallets of wheatgrass? "

No, way too much work and I don't have enough space to grow enough to satisfy me. I get a couple shots whenever I like at the local co-op and I know it's fresh because they just cut it off the "lawn"!

I tried at one time, but like I said it was too time consuming and it takes dirt! I like sprouts that take no dirt.

Shari

[Guest guest]

I grow it, I keep a batch of it going at the health food store in

case any customer wants a shot of wheat grass juice. It isn't hard

but does take some room. It's a LOT cheaper than buying it from

someone else but folks who want the convinience of a shot from the

health food store keeps me employed.

Just buy a bag of wheat berries, build a box, put some dirt in the

bottom, put a layer of wheat over the top, then cover that with a

light covering of dirt. Water and put saran wrap over it for a few

days until the grass emerges, then remove the saran wrap and water

occasionally. Use between 5-7 " high, cut with scissors. When the bin

is used up throw the sod in your compost pile and use it a few months

later in a new batch. If you use it regularly you'll want a couple

going that are staggered in planting times so when you finish one you

don't have to wait a week for the next to come up.

Hardly anyone in our area has heard of it so most of it gets

used by the employees. Speaking of which, as fall goes into full

swing and the lawn dies back it's time to get some going at home.

[Guest guest]

no, no, no. Maca is a root from Peru. Wheatgrass juice is from sprouted, juice wheat berries.

Shari