Catnip

Name: Catnip
Brand: W.H. Perron
SKU: NOR-69-9820-501
Price: 3.49 CAD
Availability: InStock

Product code : WHPER-0095

This cat grass is a type of grass to be grown in a small container. It is distinct from catnip, an aromatic plant with broad leaves; the packet here is for growing young green blades. Sow in a small, stable container with drainage holes, using clean potting soil. Moisten without soaking and place the pot in a bright spot. During germination, check the surface regularly to prevent it from drying out. Let the blades become established before making the container available to the cat. Renew the small sowings rather than trying to keep the same pot indefinitely. Remove the crop when it gets old or has an abnormal odor. Wash the container before reusing it and keep other houseplants out of reach if they pose a risk to the animal.

Quantity: Approximately 200 seeds

Common nameCatnip

TypeHerb

Cat grass. This cat grass is a type of grass to be grown in a small container. It is distinct from catnip, an aromatic broad-leafed plant; the packet here is used to produce young green blades. For Cat grass, this packet allows you to start cultivation from seeds and follow the development of the young seedlings. For Cat grass, prepare the location before sowing, then keep a label to identify this selection among your other crops. For Cat grass, the result will depend in particular on the available light, the soil, and the weather.

Start growing "Cat grass" in an area prepared for sowing. Place the pot in a bright location and allow the young blades to take root. Renew the crop when it gets old and remove any substrate showing signs of mold. Sow in a small, stable container with drainage holes, using clean potting soil. Moisten without soaking and place the pot in a bright location. During germination, check the surface regularly to prevent it from drying out. Let the blades establish themselves before making the container available to the cat.

In the garden, "Cat grass" requires a location suited to its development. Place the pot in a bright location and allow the young blades to take root. Renew the crop when it gets old and remove any substrate showing signs of mold. A small pot of cat grass can be placed in an accessible area under supervision. Check its stability to prevent it from tipping over and remove any damaged blades. The presence of grass to chew on does not replace a suitable diet or veterinary advice if the animal shows signs of digestive problems. Do not use any treatment products incompatible with this use.

Sowing guide

It all startswith a seed.

Propagation

Sowing

Growing method

This cat grass is a type of grass to be grown in a small container. It differs from catnip, an aromatic plant with broad leaves; the packet here is intended to produce young green blades. Start growing "Cat Grass" in a space prepared for sowing. Place the pot in a bright spot and let the young blades take root. Renew the planting as it ages and remove any substrate showing signs of mold. Sow in a small, stable container with drainage holes, using clean potting soil. Moisten without soaking and place the pot in a bright location. During germination, check the surface regularly to prevent it from drying out. Let the blades become established before making the container available to your cat. Renew small plantings rather than trying to keep the same pot indefinitely. At the beginning of the season, prepare your equipment and check the soil condition before setting your schedule. Adapt your actions to the stage of the plants rather than to a rigid date. After germination, ensure sufficient light and space the seedlings out to avoid excessive competition. Gradually acclimatize plants intended for the outdoors. During growth, monitor the foliage, moisture, and any appearance of pests.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions,answered.

How do I start this crop from seed?

This cat grass is a type of grain to be grown in a small container. It is distinct from catnip, a broad-leaved aromatic plant; the packet here is intended for growing young green shoots. Sow in a small, stable container with drainage holes, using clean potting soil. Moisten without soaking and place the pot in a bright spot. During germination, check the surface regularly to prevent it from drying out. Let the shoots establish themselves before making the container available to your cat. Start new batches rather than trying to keep the same pot indefinitely. Remove the crop when it gets old or develops an unusual odor. Wash the container before reusing it and keep other houseplants out of reach if they pose a risk to the animal.

How do I adjust the watering?

This cat grass is a type of grass to be grown in a small container. It is distinct from catnip, an aromatic plant with broad leaves; the packet here is intended for growing young green shoots. Sow in a small, stable container with drainage holes, using clean potting soil. Moisten without soaking, and place the pot in a bright spot. During germination, check the surface regularly to prevent it from drying out. Let the shoots establish themselves before making the container available to your cat. It is better to sow new batches regularly rather than trying to keep the same pot indefinitely. Remove the culture when it gets old or develops an unusual odor. Wash the container before reusing it and keep other houseplants out of reach if they pose a risk to the animal.

How to choose your location?

This cat grass is a type of grass to be grown in a small container. It is distinct from catnip, an aromatic plant with broad leaves; the packet here is intended to produce young green shoots. Sow in a small, stable container with drainage holes, using clean potting soil. Moisten without soaking and place the pot in a bright location. During germination, check the surface regularly to prevent it from drying out. Let the shoots establish themselves before making the container available to your cat. Start new small batches rather than trying to keep the same pot indefinitely. Remove the crop when it gets old or develops an unusual odor. Wash the container before reusing it and keep other houseplants out of reach if they pose a risk to the animal.

How to enjoy this selection?

This cat grass is a grass variety to be grown in a small container. It is distinct from catnip, an aromatic plant with broad leaves; the packet here is intended for growing young green shoots. A small pot of cat grass can be placed in an accessible area under supervision. Check its stability to prevent it from tipping over and remove any damaged blades. Providing grass to chew on does not replace a suitable diet or veterinary advice if the animal shows signs of digestive issues. Do not use any treatment products incompatible with this use. Keep the packet to retain product identity and instructions. To ensure a continuous supply of young shoots, start a second small pot while the first one is in use, then replace the aging crop.

What should we keep an eye on during the season?

This cat grass is a type of grass to be grown in a small container. It differs from catnip, an aromatic plant with broad leaves; the packet here is intended to produce young green blades. At the beginning of the season, prepare your equipment and check the soil condition before setting your schedule. Adapt your actions to the plants' stage of growth rather than a rigid date. After germination, ensure sufficient light and space the seedlings to avoid excessive competition. Gradually acclimate plants intended for the outdoors. During growth, monitor the foliage, moisture, and the possible appearance of pests.