How to Plant Your Seed Paper
Myeco seed paper is made from recycled paper and contains a mix of flower seeds. With a little water, light and patience, it can grow into poppies, daisies and celosia.
Because seeds are living things, results can vary depending on the soil, temperature, light and care they receive. Not every seed will germinate, and that is completely natural—the joy is in giving the paper a second life.
Ready? Follow these four simple steps and enjoy watching it grow.
1. Prepare Your Pot
Choose a small pot or a spot in the garden and fill it with moist, nutrient-rich soil. If the paper is too large, tear it into smaller pieces. For the best start, soak it in water for a few hours before planting.
2. Plant the Paper
Lay the damp paper on the soil and cover it with a thin layer of soil—just enough to hide it. Press very lightly so the seeds still have air and space to germinate.
3. Water Gently
Water gently and keep the soil moist, especially during the first few weeks. Avoid soaking it: the soil should feel damp, not waterlogged.
4. Watch It Grow
Place the pot in a bright spot with plenty of sunlight. Water again when the soil begins to dry and be patient—nature works at its own pace.
What Can Grow from Our Paper?
Our seed paper is made entirely from recycled materials donated by local schools and businesses. We use non-GMO, pesticide-free seeds to give the paper a second life and create flowers that bees, butterflies and other pollinators can enjoy.