How do Blossombs' seed bombs work?
Blossombs are organic colorful bombs full of flower seeds for bees and butterflies. But how do you make sure you, the bees and the butterflies can enjoy them to the fullest?
How do Blossombs' seed bombs work?
Here's how to use Blossombs in 3 steps
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Throw
Toss the Blossombs in your garden, around your house or in a pot on your balcony. Press the Blossombs gently (do not dig them in).
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Water
The only thing left for you to do is to wait for a rain (or use a watering can). Keep them well moist and the Blossombs will do the rest!
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Grow
It takes a few days for the plants to germinate and then it takes +/- 8 weeks for the first flowers to appear. In short: patience until nature does its work.
It actually works quite simple: throw Blossombs wherever you want flowers: in your garden, along the ditch or on a bare piece of land in and around urban areas (Note! Blossombs should not be thrown in protected natural areas!). Blossombs do not need to be buried, but if necessary lightly press them into the soil. Then wait for rain or use a watering can. After a few days they will "burst open" and you will see small plants appear.
It will take another +/- 8 weeks before you, the bees and the butterflies can enjoy the wildflowers! In short: patience required until nature does its work.
Best sowing time: March to September
Do you throw the Blossombs out later in the season? Then they will come up the next spring!
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What you should know about our flowerbombs
Blossombs are made from natural clay, organic wildflower seeds and natural color pigments. Blossombs keep for over 2 years and produce flowers from spring through fall that attract bees and butterflies. That nourishment is incredibly important for better biodiversity!Some seeds germinate in the spring, others in the summer or even after. So the bees (and you, too) can enjoy flowers all season long.
