Frequently Asked Questions

Seed sheets are biodegradable mats with pre-spaced seeds embedded in them. Simply lay them on prepared soil, water gently, and watch your plants grow in perfect spacing without the need for thinning or guesswork. The biodegradable material breaks down as your plants grow, enriching the soil naturally.

Seed sheets can reduce water usage by up to 50% compared to traditional planting methods. The biodegradable material acts like a natural sponge, keeping moisture exactly where your plants need it most, reducing evaporation and runoff.

Absolutely! Seed sheets are perfect for beginners. They eliminate the guesswork of seed spacing, planting depth, and timing. Simply lay, water, and grow - it's that easy. No need to stress about proper seed placement or thinning seedlings.

Seed sheets work great with herbs (basil, parsley, cilantro), leafy greens (lettuce, spinach, arugula), root vegetables (radishes, carrots), and many flowers. They're particularly effective for plants that benefit from precise spacing and don't require deep planting.

Yes! Seed sheets work perfectly in containers, raised beds, and traditional garden beds. Just make sure your container has good drainage and is deep enough for the root systems of the plants you're growing.

Growth time varies by plant type. Most herbs and leafy greens will show sprouts within 7-14 days and be ready for harvest in 4-8 weeks. Root vegetables typically take 6-12 weeks. The biodegradable material doesn't affect growth time - it actually helps maintain optimal moisture levels.

No special soil required! Seed sheets work with any well-draining garden soil. Just ensure the soil is loose and free of large clumps. The biodegradable material will break down and enrich whatever soil you're using.

Yes! Seed sheets are made from biodegradable materials that break down naturally, enriching your soil. They reduce seed waste, eliminate the need for plastic seed trays, and help conserve water - making them an eco-friendly choice for sustainable gardening.

Seed sheets are designed for one-time use, but here's the great part: as the biodegradable material breaks down, it actually enriches your soil for future plantings. So while you can't reuse the sheet itself, your soil gets better with each use!

This is normal! Not every seed will sprout, even with traditional planting. The advantage of seed sheets is that they're pre-spaced, so if a few seeds don't germinate, you'll still have well-spaced plants. You can always plant additional seeds in any gaps if needed.