seedballs

Seed ball is the process of mixing soil, dung manure and vermicompost, placing the seeds in the mixture and holding it in a ball to dry it. As long as the seed balls receive rainwater and grow, the seeds are safe. The internalized seeds are Aal, Gharva, , Poovarasu, Bungan, Neem, Sandalwood

Throw seed balls on Near river, ponds, stream banks, temple sites, national and state highway sides, nearby forest areas, unused government lands and moist places. Do not use this ball with tree seeds where there is agricultural land. The seed in the seed ball is safe from insects, ants and birds. Whenever they get rain water, they start sprouting.

If there is enough water and sunlight, the seed balls will begin to germinate. Seed balls can be used in any area where seeds can grow. The seeds in such balls will start germinating in suitable weather. We are well aware of the necessity of trees. Forests and trees are decreasing, so we are experiencing a drastic change in climate. Each of us has a responsibility to change this. Forests are all created by birds, wild animals and water currents. Similarly we can make a small change in 3 to 5 years by sprinkling seed balls all over our country.

How Do We Create Seedballs?

Creating a seed ball is an easy process. All we need is soil or compost, clay, and seeds that are native to the region you will be working in. (Non-native species could throw off the local balance and lead to the introduction of invasive

Where can you buy Seedballs or seed bombs?

We provide high quality seedballs. You can buy the seed balls at the lowest price here and we also print what you want in your package box.  If you want your company logo, we will print it for you.

To make the seed bombs, first prepare your soil by adding organic matter and compost. The addition of compost will help your soil to retain moisture and nutrients, and increase the amount of bacteria and fungi that can be found. Next, make a
clay bombs. While the kind of clay matters, 

1. Mix Soil & seeds together.

2. Mix again with dry clay.

3. Mix the seeds and potting soil together in a well-blended paste.

4. Gradually add water while mixing it.

5. Once you've formed the ball of blended material, it’s time to stop mixing.

6. Keep seed bombs in the sun to make sure they dry thoroughly.

7. Now your clay seed balls is ready

Vegetable Seed Balls:

We use the following Vegetable Seeds in our Seed Bombs pack. Seeds are Tomatoes, Lettuces, Beetroots, Radishes, Melons, Squashes & Pumpkins, Beans & Peas.

Tree Seed Balls:

We use the following Tree Seeds in our Clay Balls pack. Seeds are Neem, Sandalwood, Palm, Bamboo, Cedrus Deodara, Brachystegia Eurycoma.