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Lydia 1456 2042 Rzhavk...	RE: Green hedgehog 4/2/2013 10:44:24 AM
	Hi Miguel, Your reply is locked. LOL! Try to sprout an avocado and inform us! Lydia Quote: Hi Lydia, Can it be an avocado just sprouting? If so, it will grow up huge. An interesting contest indeed. Miguel

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Roger 3169 7333 Haslemere	RE: Green hedgehog 4/2/2013 6:51:11 PM
	I wonder if the oats get used in a drink. Could it be added to breakfast? Roger
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David 4382 194 Harriman	RE: Green hedgehog 4/2/2013 6:56:45 PM
	Looks like wheat grass to me. Some folks say it's a type of oats, also. If it's wheat grass it's a very nutritious drink.
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David 4382 194 Harriman	RE: Green hedgehog 4/2/2013 6:57:50 PM
	You can sprout and grow avocado's in a bottle. Lots of folks do so.
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Branka 713 1352 Belgra...	RE: Green hedgehog 4/2/2013 7:42:34 PM
	Quote: Hi Branka! Your reply is locked. I do not know about this Orthodox tradition in Russia - to sow the grains of wheet? (or wheat) as the symbol of birth. Maybe it is. Lydia Quote: Lydia, this reminds me of Serbian Orthodox Christian custom of sowing the wheet during a Christmast fasting (about 2 weeks preceding to Christmas, in a small dish we ). I do not know if Russians have the same custom? Lydia, Of course, I meant wheat :) - typos. Here is how looks an average Serbian table on Christmas eve:

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