Each tin pot includes 3 seed balls and a coir disc made from coconut husk – a peat-free, renewable by-product of the coconut industry. The disc expands with water to make a compost substrate. The seed balls (approximately 90 seeds in total) can then be placed on top of the hydrated coir.

The tins can be kept outdoors (a special varnish helps to slow down the rusting process) or a sunny spot on an indoor windowsill. The balls and soil need to be kept well hydrated and in time a lovely pot of wildflowers will grow.

The eye-catching colourful designs have been exclusively illustrated for Seedball. The tins are manufactured in London using solar power. The tins will look great on a windowsill, shelf, balcony or counter-top and can be re-purposed as indoor plant pots for herbs, houseplants, or for organising pens, kitchen utensils, and keepsakes.

The tin is 100% recyclable.

Diameter 9cm / Height 10cm / Weight 81g. Barcode on the base of tin, user instructions printed on the sleeve.