1. Soak the seed paper in a small plate of water for 1 hour 2. Tear up the seed paper and place into a pot filled with soil 3. Cover with a 5mm of soil and place the pot in a sunny area outside
Extra tips: - Keep soil moist until seedlings have sprouted then water as needed
Make your own seed paper
What you need:
1. Scrap paper 2. Water 3. Blender 4. Seeds 5. Large Container (to hold water) 6. Flat sieve or paper screen mould
What to do:
1. Cut the scrap paper into smaller pieces 2. Soak in water over night 3. Blend the soaked scrap paper until pulp is made 5. Dilute the pulp in a large container of water 6. Sprinkle seeds in pulp water 7. Gently place sieve or paper mould in the water and bring up slowly making sure seeds are in mould 8. Allow to dry 1-2 days
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