Mother’s Day Grass

For Mother’s Day, William and Ernest gave me a Munakuppi Grass Grow Kit.

It includes a soil pellet, a packet of seed, and a cow.

The seed is Italian, but it is distributed from Holland.

The cow is a new breed: Chinese Holstein.

I don’t know where the soil came from.

You mix the soil pellet with 3 Tbsp of water, put 2/3 of the soil into the cow’s head, carefully pour in the seeds, and cover with the remaining soil. Then water and place in a sunny spot. Lightly water every day.

In seven days, grass will appear.

That’s when the fun begins. When the hair (the grass is now hair) grows to 1-1/2 inches, you can trim it, style it, or put bows in it. It will grow back after trimming.

I suppose it’ll keep growing as long as it’s watered and sunned properly. Or until the cats knock demolish it.

As I told the guys, the gift is just darling.

Tomorrow I’ll construct a place that is both sunny and cat-proof. I expect the process to take all day.