Seed Bombs Diy

Seed bombs are a fun and easy way to plant seeds. They are made by mixing seeds with compost and clay, and then rolling the mixture into balls. Seed bombs can be thrown into bare patches of ground, or placed in pots or containers. They are a great way to plant wildflowers, herbs, and vegetables.

To make seed bombs, you will need:

• Seeds
• Compost
• Clay powder (or clay soil)
• Water
• A bowl
• Your hands

Instructions:

1. Mix together the seeds, compost, and clay powder in a bowl.
2. Add water a little at a time, mixing until the mixture is moist and sticky.
3. Roll the mixture into balls about the size of marbles.
4. Place the seed bombs on a baking sheet or tray lined with parchment paper.
5. Let the seed bombs dry in a sunny spot for at least 24 hours.

Once the seed bombs are dry, they are ready to be planted! Simply toss them onto bare patches of ground, or place them in pots or containers. Water the seed bombs regularly, and keep an eye out for new seedlings.

Here are some tips for making seed bombs:

• Use native or wildflower seeds, as these are more likely to thrive in your local environment.
• Avoid using seeds that are too large, as they can be damaged while rolling the clay balls.
• Don’t make the seed bombs too wet or mushy, or they will be difficult to roll and will take longer to dry.
• If you are planting seed bombs in the winter, you can store them in a cool, dry place until the weather warms up.

Seed bombs are a great way to get kids involved in gardening, and they are also a fun and easy way to add wildflowers and other plants to your landscape.