Seed bombs gift
Seed bombs gift
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Seed bombs gift
| Article number: | 95443901 |
| Printing size Top: | 52 x 98 mm |
| Delivery time: | Approx. 3 weeks |
| Material: | Cardboard |
| Size: | 6 x 15 x 3 cm |
| Weight: | 40 gr. |
| Minimum quantity: | 250 |
| Technique: | FC label |
Seed bombs are balls consisting of seeds, soil and clay powder. The seed bombs can be randomly distributed on the soil. After they are moisturised, the balls fall apart and the seeds start germinating. This bag contains 3 seed bombs and comes with a sticker that can be full colour customised. You can choose between 6 different seed types.
- Bag with 3 seed bombs
- Choice of 6 seed types
- Full colour sticker
4,9 / 5
There was a problem with DHL in one of the countries the parcel was shipped to and the personnel at greengiving helped to fix the problem with the delivery company and make sure the parcel arrived to its destination.
Good quality product and excellent service.
Frequently asked questions
All you need to know about seed bombs
What seeds are in the seed bombs?
Our seed bombs are available with different types of seeds, such as summer flowers, wildflowers, vegetables or herbs. Sometimes multiple seed varieties are possible; this is always clearly stated in the product description.
When is the best time to plant seed bombs?
Seed bombs are best thrown in spring (March–May) or autumn (September–November). This gives the seeds enough time to grow and bloom that year or the following spring.
How do you use the seed bombs?
A seed bomb is a small ball of soil, clay, and seeds. Place it on the ground and keep it moist. The seeds will germinate on their own, and flowers will appear within a few weeks!
Can seed bombs be used indoors?
Yes, you can! As long as you keep the soil moist, don’t cover the seeds, and provide enough sunlight. They usually perform best outdoors.
What is the shelf life of the seed bombs?
Seed bombs usually stay viable for several years, depending on the type of seed. Seeds from annual plants lose their germination ability faster than those from perennials. Store them in a cool, dry, and dark place to extend their shelf life.
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