Customer Rating: 
Summary: Easy-to-grow and cats love it
Comment: I've had luck with this seed and all the other packets I've purchased from Botanical Interests (the company that makes it).
Right now, the packet's over a year old and I recently planted another pot and had a high germination rate in about two days and it was about three inches tall in four days.
The cats love it. They ate so much I planted yet another pot.
Having the grass around deters our cats from gnawing on strange things, like plastic, especially when they are having digestive problems.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Dead seeds
Comment: The packet of these seeds that I received must have been old because I don't believe even 10% of them grew. I tried some several times in soil and water and only got a few sprigs of grass. I garden regularly (I live in Florida) so it's not that I don't know how, and I even followed the instructions to the letter, but they did not grow.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Easy to grow and good for your cat!
Comment: Cat Grass is not only a treat that cats love to eat, it is also good for them and will help deter them away from eating houseplants! My cat often nibbles on houseplants then throws up and I'm always afraid that it will do damage to her digestive system. When there is cat grass around, though, she only eats that - she really chows it down, and it makes her happy, too! Cat grass is also good for cats - it contains vitamins that may or may not be present in cat food, and it aids their digestive system and helps to eliminate fur balls.
Even if you do not have a green thumb, cat grass is so easy to grow, that anyone can do it and it's also a great "project" for kids, too. The seeds sprout very quickly (if you keep them moist) and will grow quickly to 4-6inches in a window sill.
If you have cats, cat grass is a must!
Customer Rating:
Summary: easy to grow, my cats love it
Comment: Cat grass seeds will sprout very easily---you can sprinkle them on top of any kind of moisture retaining soil or peat moss. My cats eat the sprouts very quickly. I suggest that you purchase multiple seed packs. I did so to insure that I would have more sprouts ready when the first wave was gobbled. The only drawback is shipping cost--which is more than the seed packets themselves. That's another reason to order in multiples. The shipping cost for several packages is the same as for a single packet.
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