Modern Sprout Seed Bomb

Simply place the seed bomb on top of the soil in a sunny spot. You can lightly press it into the dirt, but do not bury it completely, as the seeds need light to germinate properly.

It works well in both. Whether you are planting in a garden bed or a decorative pot, just ensure the container has drainage holes and enough soil depth to support the roots as the flowers grow.

The seed bomb contains a mix of wildflower seeds specifically chosen for their hardiness and ease of growth. Because it is a blend, you can expect a variety of blooms that are generally pollinator-friendly.

No, the seed bomb is designed to be self-contained. It includes the necessary nutrients to get the seeds started, so you do not need to add anything extra to the soil.

Keep the soil consistently moist, but not waterlogged, until you see sprouts emerging. Once the seedlings are established, you can reduce watering to match the needs of the specific flowers growing.