Seed bombs

Seed bombs are small, compact balls made of soil, clay, compost, and a mixture of native seeds. They are designed to be thrown or placed into areas needing vegetation, especially hard-to-reach or degraded land. Once planted, they break open, allowing the seeds to reach the soil and grow into plants. This method promotes reforestation, habitat restoration, and green spaces efficiently, requiring minimal effort and resources. Seed bombs are an environmentally friendly tool for healing ecosystems and enhancing biodiversity, making planting more accessible and effective in various landscapes.