No need to buy expensive seed tapeused to keep seeds in placeat the store.
Make your own using ordinary items found in your home!
Seed tapes make it easy to plant rows of perfectly spaced seeds.
Credit: Carson Downing
Learn how to make this easy seed tape using materials you probably already have lying around the house!
see to it the seed glue is not watery, so the seed does not absorb the water.
If you only have two-ply toilet paper on hand, split the two layers.
Credit: Carson Downing
Fold toilet paper in half horizontally, then unfold it to make a crease.
Place Seeds
Dip toothpick into the seed glue to get a small amount on the tip.
Pick up one seed with the toothpick and place onto marked dots on toilet paper.
Fold the toilet paper in half at the crease and seal the perimeter.
Let strip sit for about two hours, or until glue dries.
