The Grumolo garden bag, but also the bag of all the gardens in the world, the shopping bag, the dream bag for students laden with books, for workers with heavy luggage, for people in need of spacious storage, and for all those who love pretty things made with love.
The original proverb comes from the Latin expression: “Ut sementem feceris, ita metes”, which means: “As you sow, so shall you reap.”The meaning is that actions have inevitable consequences, and that evil actions will produce negative and destructive results, while good actions will lead to positive and fruitful outcomes.
Bag price €25
Give a hand to the bees and the butterflies with this mix of flowers and field seeds: Godetia, Gypsum, dianthus caryophyllus, the Mouth of a lion, Malcolmia maritima, Poppy, Alisso and Cloves.
The first thing wet well the card. And we mean, really good! Only in this way will the paper be able to biodegrade so that the seeds can germinate.
Put the paper in a pot, or directly, on potting soil. Preferably use seed or flower potting soil. The best time to sow outdoors is between March and May. Indoors, sowing can begin towards the end of March and then move outdoors in mid-May.
Cover the paper with about 1 cm (1.5 cm) of soil. This way, the seeds will receive enough nutrients, protection, and light to germinate. If you cover the paper with too thick a layer of soil, the seeds will germinate more slowly or not at all.
At first give a little water every day To keep the paper moist, it's best to use a spray bottle so the paper is evenly moistened. A watering can or a cup without a spout can prevent the paper from getting wet throughout, thus preventing all the seeds from germinating.
Finally, place the paper in a bright, warm location. Be careful, however, to avoid a spot in full sun, especially in summer, because the paper can dry out and prevent the seeds from germinating. Now it's time to be patient! The first sprouts will appear after about 7-14 days, depending on the type of seed. Continue to give your sprouts love and attention even after germination. At this point, you can water them a little less than the first week.
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farm for a sustainable future
farm for a sustainable future