Timothy Hay Grass Seeds

HOW TO SOW:

Step 1: Lightly rake the soil surface to loosen the top layer. Use 10- 25 g per m², increasing the rate for a denser stand.

Step 2: Spread seed evenly, aiming for a sowing depth of 10 mm.

Step 3: Lightly cover seed with soil using a rake or shovel.

Step 4: Water well and allow 8 to 12 weeks for establishment, depending on conditions.

Step 5: Apply fertiliser in week two after sowing to encourage growth. Maintain 30 to 50 mm height to support regrowth.

Note: Remember to keep your furry friends off the planted area until it is ready for them to consume. Water regularly for best establishment.

THIS PRODUCT IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR WESTERN AUSTRALIA OR TASMANIA. ALL PURCHASES MADE WITH THIS PRODUCT WILL HAVE IT REFUNDED LESS ADMIN FEES OF $20.00

Important Notice:

Shipping Restrictions for Western Australia and Tasmania.

Please be aware that due to state-specific quarantine regulations, we are unable to supply certain seeds and grains to Western Australia and Tasmania. If your purchase contains items that are marked as restricted. A refund on those restricted items will automatically be issued less administration fees of $20.00.

For more detailed information, please refer to the relevant biosecurity guidelines for your state.

This product is best grown in trays or soil beds to produce a low sugar, high fibre forage that can help reduce reliance on purchased hay.

For tray growing, Nesty Boxes recommends using two shallow trays. Drill drainage holes in the top tray, fill with soil, then place it into a second tray to catch excess water. Sow seed approximately 10 mm below the surface and keep soil consistently moist during establishment.

Allow plants to reach 15 to 20 cm before grazing and always leave at least 5 cm to encourage strong regrowth. Apply fertiliser after establishment and position trays in a bright area out of direct, harsh sunlight for best results. This blend is formulated by agronomists and animal nutritionists using certified seed to support quality forage production for small animals.

For best long-term results, growing in soil is recommended. While sprouting methods can be used, they provide a one-time feed option only and do not deliver ongoing forage. Under well managed systems, tray growing can provide months of fresh forage, while soil beds can supply years of productive growth.

THIS PRODUCT IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR WA OR TAS CUSTOMERS. ALL ORDERS THAT HAVE THIS RESTRICTED ITEM WILL HAVE THE PRODUCT REFUNDED LESS A $20.00 ADMIN FEE.