Make your own seed bombs to garden on the go
If you don't want to make an entire arsenal of seed bombs, you can make a few and use the rest of the clay to pamper yourself with a face mask. Jamie Dickman The word “bomb” is not usually associated with positive things. Except in this case, where making seed bombs could help the ecological restoration of your neighborhood. These marble-sized balls have resurfaced on platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, where guerrilla gardeners use them to promote urban biodiversity by adding vegetation in neglected areas. Making seed bombs is an easy, cheap, and fun way to help restore your local greenery, as long as you’re tossing them in the right areas and aren’t breaking any laws. Here’s how to go about it. How to make seed bombs Clay powder may be the hardest ingredient...