Wheatgrass seeds are the seeds of the common wheat plant (Triticum Aestivum) that are grown into young green shoots known as wheatgrass. These seeds are sprouted and harvested early—usually within 7–10 days—for use in health and wellness products. Wheatgrass seeds are primarily used to grow nutrient-rich wheatgrass, a popular superfood known for its detoxifying and energizing health benefits.

Rye seeds come from the rye plant (Secale Cereale), a cereal grain similar to wheat and barley. They are small, elongated, and usually brown or grayish in color. Rye seeds are a nutritious grain with multiple health benefits and a wide range of uses in food, farming, and beverages. They can be grounded into flour to make rye bread, crispbread, and crackers or sometimes used as feed grain for livestock.

Catnip, scientifically known as Nepeta Cataria, is a herbaceous plant that belongs to the mint family. Native to Europe, it grows wild in many areas of North America. Well-known as a stimulant for cats, it has also been planted to repel rats and flies. Some popular uses for catnip are natural insect repellent, catnip toys, bath tea recipes.