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  • Reviewed by Ognamus on Sep 04, 9:14pm

    Only problem with this is that there's not much scatter... only a few plants will actually survive from each of these, right? There has to be a more effective means of doing this. (Also, wouldn't it be best to spread medicinal or edible plants? Ones that are more useful to humans and animals alike vs just flowers?) Though heh... I have been doing this sort of stuff for years. I know I hit a wal-mart well enough that there are flowering vines (morning glories) growing in almost all of their bushes, with the roots close enough to the roots of the bushes that they can't just be yanked up... oh, and they're perennial varieties. :D

  • Rated by Crosbi on Feb 05 2009, 4:50pm

    From the page: "File this under genius! Carbon Copy has an easy recipe for making seed bombs. Carry these little home-made pellets around and toss them into places that could use a little bit of plant life."

  • Rated by Snailrind on Jan 25 2009, 8:45am

    I've often thought this would be a good way to re-introduce hemp to the British landscape.

  • Rated by kalencki on Jan 03 2009, 10:09am

    Neat idea!! using native seeds would be best, just so you don't accidentally introduce an aggressive non-native species, which would defeat the purpose...I can be so logical sometimes, it scares me...

  • Rated by alainjournalist on Jan 02 2009, 9:11am

    I always like ideas like this. I will try to remind myself to do it when it's not -40 out like it is now! We should all get involved with guerilla gardening.

  • Rated by CaptainNemo9 on Jan 01 2009, 10:43pm

    For real anti-establishment/ activist fun, roll the finished seed bombs in Stropharia Cubensis spores and throw into the lawns and gardens of corporate office buildings, Wal-Mart plant pots, supermarket parking lots and (for a coup de grace) the lush vegetation of your local amusement park!

  • Rated by MrChampion on Dec 31 2008, 5:55pm

    I intend to make plenty of seed bombs this year...

  • Rated by 1rabidmonkey on Dec 31 2008, 5:17pm

    awesome, i know a lot of places that could use some of these...