Beardie Veggies...

Question
Hello,

I have a problem... 2 actually.
1) My baby beardie won't touch her veggies. She only eats yellow bell peppers(I tried all other colours too). Recently I introduced green peas to her and she loves them.
2)Most of the good greens like Collard Greens,Mustard Greens,Dandelion Greens,Turnip Greens,Escarole,Alfalfa that everyone recommends are not available where I live. No one uses these veggies. So I researched untill I found what I hope is the solution. It is T rex powder, and I can use it with a veggie that has very little to no nutritional value such as lettuce and still get the benefits. So it's a perfect fix.
So is it? I'm using it now, and she seems to like it.
I always offer her lettuce, peas, bell peppers, parsely, celery, etc all dusted with the powder. She eats parsley SOMETIMES but mostly yellow BP and peas.

The product I use is called T-Rex Dragon Dust Vegetable Growth
Ingredients:
Calcium caseinate (source of isolated protein), honey powder, hempola hempseed meal, calcium carbonate, defatted wheat germ meal, alfalfa leaf meal, brewers yeast, bee pollen, dicalcium phosphate, yeast culture, spirulina algae, rosehips powder, haemotococcus algae, marigold extract, kelp meal, rosemary extract, yucca extract, natural mixed tocopherols (as a preservative), vitamin A acetate, d-activated animal sterol (source of vitamin D3), dried aspergillus oryzae fermentation extract, dried aspergillus niger fermentation extract, dried lactobacillus fermentation product, dried bifidobacterium thermophilum fermentation product, dried bifidobacterium longum fermentation product, dried enterococcus faecium fermentation product and dried bacillus subtilis fermentation product.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude protein (min.) 30%, crude fat (min.) 3.5%, crude fiber (max.) 8%, moisture (max.) 8%, ash (max.) 8%, calcium (Ca) (min.) 2.8%, calcium (Ca) (max.) 3.2%, phosphorus (P) (min.) 0.6%, vitamin A acetate 30,000 iu/kg, vitamin D3 (min.) 6,000 iu/kilo

What do you think?

Answer
Hello, baby bearded dragons will not usually start to eat vegetables for awhile until they mature a bit. It is good that yours is eating a little bit. If your bearded dragon is still active, eating, and is hydrated well then you should keep using the t-rex powder. I myself have not used this before but i have seen it over other websites and it seems to work well. My bearded dragons are on a lettuce/cricket diet along with my new hatchlings. Make sure he/she is getting its insect nutrition while you are offering he/she the vegetables.