Organic Buckwheat Sprouting Seeds - 4.5 Lbs Bulk Unhulled - Non-GMO, USDA Certified Organic - Perfect for Growing Salad Greens, Microgreens & Sprouts - Ideal for Home Gardening, Food Storage & Healthy Eating
$23.12
$30.83
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Organic Buckwheat Sprouting Seeds - 4.5 Lbs Bulk Unhulled - Non-GMO, USDA Certified Organic - Perfect for Growing Salad Greens, Microgreens & Sprouts - Ideal for Home Gardening, Food Storage & Healthy Eating
$23.12
$30.83
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Description
Whole buckwheat can be sprouted and grown into microgreens / buckwheat lettuce. The whole seeds grow best in soil. High germination rate, available in small quantity to bulk, in resealable packaging. Great for food storage. Certified Organic. Organic Buckwheat seeds can be grown in soil just like the sunflower seeds. Divide the tray into two parts, one reserved for the sunflowers, the other side for the organic buckwheat seeds, and follow the same method as listed above.
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Features
Certified Organic By OTCO Buckwheat Sprouting Seeds (Shell Intact)
High Germination Rate
Perfect for Sprouting, Storage, Cereals, Grinding For Flour & More
Great for Recipes, Ornamental Grass, Food Storage, Grinding for Flour & more
Long Shelf Life - Resealable Container - Handy Pantry Brand Key Product Features
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I bought these as a green manure, ground cover crop. They grew quickly and thick and keep out the weeds while providing nutrition to the soil in my organic garden.I have some left and will plant them earlier in the season and try to harvest them in 2014!
