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A seedball (or seed bomb) is a small ball made from a mixture of soil, clay, and seeds, often used in reforestation and gardening efforts. The concept is simple: seeds are encapsulated in a protective coating of soil or compost, which helps preserve moisture and provides nutrients as the seed germinates. Seedballs offer several advantages for large-scale planting and ecological restoration.

Seed bombing is the easiest and the best way to cultivate the plant and trees. If you scatter native plant seeds, they are often eaten up by insects, birds, and rodents or washed away by the rain-but these seeds are protected inside a ball. When it rains, the clay in the ball holds the water and helps the seeds to germinate. When the seeds germinate, the compost helps the seedlings grow.
Ideal place for Seed bombing:
Forests, Vacant sites, farmlands, empty grounds, gardens, and your own yards or pots.

Seed bombing is the easiest and the best way to cultivate the plant and trees. If you scatter native plant seeds, they are often eaten up by insects, birds, and rodents or washed away by the rain-but these seeds are protected inside a ball. When it rains, the clay in the ball holds the water and helps the seeds to germinate. When the seeds germinate, the compost helps the seedlings grow.
Ideal place for Seed bombing:
Forests, Vacant sites, farmlands, empty grounds, gardens, and your own yards or pots.