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you can trust their instincts. Typically if something is toxic to an animal it tastes very bad to that animal; toxins have evolved precisely to try to stop animals eating them. For a belt and braces approach, remove anything exotic; endemic weeds that have self seeded in the potting compost...

yes; I'd extract a clump, pop it in a ceramic container (a low sided dish, something suitable for the size of chicks and clump but heavy enough it won't flip over if they stand on one side of it), and pop that in the brooder. Then stand back and enjoy watching them explore it and prime their...