HOW TO PLANT ME 🌱

There’s something truly magical about watching something you’ve planted grow. Our Plantable Greeting Cards offers a unique way to spread love while giving back to Mother Earth - cause what could be more special than seeing a heartfelt message transform into a living, breathing plant?

Here’s your step-by-step guide to turn those meaningful words into a beautiful basil plant that will brighten any space 🌱 

Step 1: Share the Joy ✉️ 

Start by sending your Plantable Greeting Card to someone special. Whether it’s a birthday wish, a holiday greeting, or just a simple note to say, "I’m thinking of you," these cards are designed to bring a smile to their face. Once the recipient has soaked in the message, it's time to give it a new life.

Step 2: Tear & Prepare 🌍

 Once the card has served its purpose, gently tear it into smaller pieces. This helps the seeds spread out more evenly when you plant them. Grab the cutest pot you can find and fill it with fresh, nutrient-rich soil. The Earth will love you for reusing or repurposing an old pot!

Step 3: Time to Plant 🌱

Place the torn pieces of your card on the soil surface, and cover them lightly with a thin layer of soil. Just enough to tuck them in—don’t bury them too deep. Now, give it a gentle pat to settle the soil.

Step 4: Water & Watch 🌧️

Here’s where the magic really starts. Water your pot thoroughly but gently. You want to keep the soil moist but not too wet—imagine the consistency of a wrung-out sponge. Keep this up for about 10 days, and before you know it, little green shoots will begin to sprout!

Step 5: Nurture Your New Plant 🌿

As your basil plant grows, continue to water it regularly and give it plenty of light. Before long, you’ll have a thriving plant that not only brightens your space but also adds a fresh aroma to your home. And the best part? It all started with a simple greeting card.

There you have it—a card that keeps on giving. Our Plantable Greeting Cards aren’t just a thoughtful way to connect with loved ones; they’re a beautiful reminder of how something small can grow into something wonderful.