Quirky Seed-Sprouting Paper Pulp Faces Are the Creepiest Way to Garden
Posted By Helen Morgan On January 15, 2012 @ 2:35 pm In Gardening,Green Products,Recycling / Compost | No Comments
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We’ve seen lots of quirky gardening ideas [5] here at Inhabitat, but these sprouting seed faces [6] are one of the strangest concepts we’ve come across. Formed from recycled paper pulp filled with organic sprouting seeds, the faces are a fun and easy way to get into gardening. All you do is soak the seeds in water for an hour, place them in a pot of soil, and voila – little sprouts will emerge from each paper pulp head. Designed by Kelsey Pike at Sustainable&Handmade [6], the heads are available in kits that include a variety of faces and they’re priced at $7 for 25 and $3 for 10.
+ Sustainable&Handmade at Etsy [6]
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