Spring has sprung!
Both the bowl and the goblet are finds from the thrift store.
I glued the bottom of the goblet to the bottom of the bowl with Gorilla Epoxy glue.
Soak wheat berries in water over night.
This will soften the berries so they will sprout.
Spread the wheat berries on top of the soil and cover with just a teeny bit of soil.
I watered it with a spray bottle every morning and night - just give it a mist.
5 days later -
I love the root system underneath.
How about Mason jars?
Perfect!!
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That is so neat!! I love the bowl and goblet!
ReplyDeletevery very cool! I may need to make a few of these! I LOVE how they look!
ReplyDeleteI love that! Thanks for sharing. I think I am going to have to feature this on my blog.
ReplyDeleteHow very cool is that!! Rhonda
ReplyDeleteI love how quickly they sprouted! It looks so springy!!! =0) Thanks for planting this creative seed at "Plant a Punkin Seed Party"!
ReplyDeleteKristi
Punkin Seed Productions
That is so cute, really makes it feel like srping seeing the nice green grass:)
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE a line up of mason jars just like that on my kitchen windowsill. Great idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this! So cute! Gonna do this one for sure!
ReplyDeleteThat is really neat! Thanks for linking to Favorite Things Friday!
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ReplyDeleteGreat springtime project. I'm looking around my house trying to figure out which glass will be the one. lol
Have a great week.
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really nice! I'd love to see you at my party too! Every Sunday (thru tues)@creativejewishmom.com
ReplyDeleteall the best!
Thanks for the comment about the bookcovers. I am loving your mason jars as planters. That will be a fun project for my son and I to do together.
ReplyDeleteOh this is fabulous! What a fun activity to do with kids too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up at my link party!
Be sure to join me Friday for another link party!
Yolanda, I just featured you and this post on my Blog! Thanks for the great how to.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute & creative!! I love the grass growing indoors idea, and this one is my favorite idea so far. Oh, and I've done those gorilla glue apothecary jars... but never thought to do a bowl like that! Thanks for sharing your creativity. Very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
-Sarah
Beautiful, definitely have to try this...
ReplyDeleteAre these going to need some trimming from time to time?
ReplyDeleteYes, they are easier to trim if you use wide mouth jars. I have done both.
ReplyDeleteI just featured a couple of your pics on my blog! come check it out! http://www.thebirdspapaya.com/2011/03/grow-your-own-wheat-grass.html
ReplyDeleteLove this! Where can I purchase wheat grass berries? Will a regular grocery store have them?
ReplyDeleteWheat berries can be found at health food stores.
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect for the terrarium that I tried to make but my plants died :( I want to try this instead. Do they need direct sunlight? or are they like the edible sprouts (alfalfa, bean, etc.)?
ReplyDeleteAlso, where do you get the seeds? Thanks!
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