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Post by Dusk on Jan 20, 2010 15:26:45 GMT
I'm starting sprouting again so I'm going to keep a list of which sprouted seeds my beasties have enjoyed (deliberately or accidentally).
Anyone else who feeds sprouted seeds - or forgot to take the seeds out of an apple core once, it doesn't matter how they got there ;D - please add what's been eaten and what's been ignored.
Enjoyed
Red cabbage
pumpkin
sunflower
mung beans
Ignored
None yet
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Post by crossless on Jan 20, 2010 18:19:43 GMT
I have read that millet swell up lot so should not give snails. I'm not sure about it and no one even tasted it when I offered some.
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Post by Dusk on Jan 20, 2010 18:36:53 GMT
I know the seed isn't good for them, but do you think they'd turn it down sprouted? I can't see how it could do the same harm in live form....
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Post by crossless on Jan 20, 2010 20:08:46 GMT
I sprouted them. It was more like mash looking so I think nothing to worry about. Millet as it starts to grow and roots takes time to grow it was almost like porridge first, so no one liked it. If i find if more from cupboard I'll give a new try.  |
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Post by Dusk on Jan 20, 2010 20:37:21 GMT
Intriguing... thanks I'm pretty sure there's one or two kinds of millet in the cupboard (behind the ones I actually eat - yay for bulgar wheat, amaranth and quinoa  ) so now I'm thinking I'll try them on every grain in the house... there's oatgrass and wheatgrass somewhere too.... |
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