How to Make a Grass Pot for Cats
Fill a pot with planting soil until it's 2 inches (5.1 cm) from the rim.. Scatter seeds in the pot and cover them with a thin layer of topsoil.. Mist the soil until it's moist.
Steps
Fill a pot with planting soil until it's 2 inches (5.1 cm) from the rim.
Fill a pot with planting soil until it's 2 inches (5.1 cm) from the rim.
Scatter seeds in the pot and cover them with a thin layer of topsoil.
Scatter seeds in the pot and cover them with a thin layer of topsoil.
Mist the soil until it's moist.
Mist the soil until it's moist.
Cover the pot for 2-3 days with plastic wrap and keep it in a cool, dark place.
Cover the pot for 2-3 days with plastic wrap and keep it in a cool, dark place.
Move the pot, so it gets natural light and waits ten days for the sprouts to gro
Move the pot, so it gets natural light and waits ten days for the sprouts to grow.
Fill a glass bowl or jar two-thirds full with grow stones.
Fill a glass bowl or jar two-thirds full with grow stones.
Set a paper towel or coffee filter on top of the rocks and spread your seeds.
Set a paper towel or coffee filter on top of the rocks and spread your seeds.
Pour water in the bowl or jar up to the layer of paper towel.
Pour water in the bowl or jar up to the layer of paper towel.
Wait 10-12 days before letting your cat eat the grass.
Wait 10-12 days before letting your cat eat the grass.
Keep the pot in an area of your home with natural light.
Keep the pot in an area of your home with natural light.
Water the grass regularly so it stays moist.
Water the grass regularly so it stays moist.
Trim the grass between 4–6 in (10–15 cm) when it gets too long.
Trim the grass between 4–6 in (10–15 cm) when it gets too long.
Plant new seeds when the grass starts to yellow or wilt.
Plant new seeds when the grass starts to yellow or wilt.
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