lolz…You sound like me. I am a terrible gardener and consider myself to have a purple thumb.
I usually get the little boxes of the wheat grass already grown in the organics sections, but I’ve only gotten them for my cats. They love the stuff, but can’t have too much of it at one time.
I’d been watching each box die within a week in our low light and lack of humidity here, then got the bright idea to keep it in the fridge like other veggies. It’s been in there for a few weeks now and I would guess it’s probably not any good anymore, but I’d gotten it in case Mimzy wouldn’t eat his regular greens after his dental.
I am also curious as to how folks keep this stuff alive. Other than keeping (the fully grown kind) in the refrigerator (the lack of light doesn’t seem to affect it) I wouldn’t have a clue…

I’m sure you have a great deal more sunlight than I do at this time of year too.
In Alaska you have to start sprouting seedlings about now, (under a gro-light of some kind) then get them ready to move outside by the last frost.

What is this “frost” that you speak of

Winter seems to have forgotten oregon. it snowed once this year, and flowers are already starting to grow.

lolz…Lucky you! I don’t think our eastern members can say as much.
I hope things are going to thaw out there for them soon.

lolz…Nice to know that Mellow is doing his part to help your garden grow! ^_^
Gosh I would give my eyeteeth for a sun room! ^_^ Of course…one must have sun…*giggle* But at least three months out of the year it would be nice!

I haven’t tried wheat grass before-but I have grown marigolds, nastarium, kale, raspberries, mint etc. for the buns. I too kill houseplants but when it’s food for my bunnies-I pay more attention In fact I didn’t buy any vegetables last summer (During the growing season) between what I planted and my moms garden there was fresh veggies, dandelions and apple branches all around It was wonderful

Actually, rabbit poo is one of the rare manures that does NOT need to be composted!  I scoop out some every time I empty Pepper’s litterbox and set them in a canister on the radiator to dry.  When I start the seedlings for my garden, a single poo goes in each little sprouting pot, and when I fill my containers with soil I just add a layer of poo about 1/2 way down and then fill the rest with soil.  That lasts all summer for me!