[header] How to root garden seeds in an eggshell [title] Remove the lid of an empty, cardboard egg carton. [step] Set the lid and the bottom (sectioned) part of the carton aside for later use. [substeps] Do not use a styrofoam carton.
[header] How to root garden seeds in an eggshell [title] Remove the lid of an empty, cardboard egg carton. [step] Set the lid and the bottom (sectioned) part of the carton aside for later use. [substeps] Do not use a styrofoam carton.
This won't break down in the soil. [title] Gently crack a fresh egg at the " pointy " end, creating an opening in the shell about the size of a dime. The seeds are toxic to eggshells. They are also too spicy for eggshells, and they do not spread well. This container will not hold the rooting organisms, and it will produce dangerous bacteria upon overwatering. [title] Create a rooting solution by pouring 1 cup (237 ml) of distilled water into a bowl. Styrofoam egg cartons have suffered from the interior becoming damaged because of the buildup of dust over the years. [title] Place the egg carton in warm/sunny area.