This how-to video demonstrates how you can build your very own seedbombs using clay, fertilizer and seeds (naturally). These "bombs," in turn, can be thrown in hard-to-reach or otherwise inaccessible places, creating green where there once was none. Get started guerilla gardening with this tutorial. Just add rainwater.
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2 Comments
This is a great idea! mostly when in your town-city-place, there is a lack of food sources for creating animal and plant diversity. Really helpful!!
Thanks for the idea...
I LOVE THIS IDEA!!!!!! This is eco-warfare of the RIGHT kind....the one where everyone benefits and nothing gets hurt!!!! Thanks for making this video clip.
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