NO, it has a seed or a pit
No, guinea pigs could easily choke and the seed has no nutritional value anyway.
you can but it's not good for them
To harvest grass seed effectively, wait until the seed heads are mature and dry. Cut the grass stalks and shake them to release the seeds. Collect the seeds in a container and store them in a cool, dry place.
It grows seed heads which contain seeds that drop off and produce new grass seedlings.
Guinea pigs can eat plums, but they should not eat them often due to the high sugar content.
A grass seed harvester works by cutting and collecting mature grass seed heads from the plants. The harvested seeds are then separated from the rest of the plant material using a process called threshing. This allows for efficient collection and processing of grass seeds for further use or sale.
To effectively harvest grass seed from your lawn, wait until the seed heads are mature and dry. Use a seed collector or rake to gently gather the seeds. Store the seeds in a cool, dry place until you are ready to plant them.
The Bluegrass State. The name "Bluegrass" comes from the color of the seed heads of Poa grass, which grows in the region.
My husband and I had this discussion on the weekend. So I lloked it up and this is what I found out. If you let the grass grow long enough it will grow seeds. I usually keep our grass short so I never noticed.
To obtain seeds from grass, you can wait for the grass to naturally produce seeds, or you can manually collect the seeds by cutting the seed heads off the grass and storing them in a dry place until they are ready to be planted.
Yes, grass comes from seed.