Seed Paper: Plantable Paper

Seed Paper by Bluecat Paper

Seed paper is handmade paper that contains live seeds. It’s made using tree-free pulp from cotton rags, banana fiber, or other natural waste. Once used, the paper can be planted. The seeds grow into herbs, flowers, or vegetables. The paper decomposes in the soil.

What Is Seed Paper Used For?

Seed paper works well for:

• Wedding invitations

• Greeting cards

• Sustainable packaging

• Gift tags

• Business cards

It holds ink, folds like regular paper, and biodegrades fully after planting.

How to Use and Plant Seed Paper

1. Tear it into small pieces.

2. Soak in water for a few hours.

3. Place under a thin layer of soil.

4. Water daily and keep in sunlight.

5. Seeds germinate in 7–10 days.

This makes seed paper a practical, eco-friendly option for everyday use.

What Seeds Are in the Paper?

Bluecat Paper LLP offers seed paper with:

• Basil

• Tomato

• Marigold

• Wildflowers

All seeds are non-GMO and tested for germination.

How Seed Paper Is Made

We make seed paper by hand using tree-free pulp. Seeds are added during the sheet-forming process. The sheets are air-dried and quality checked. No chemicals or bleach are used.

Why Choose Seed Paper?

Seed paper reduces waste and supports sustainable practices. It replaces single-use paper and packaging with something that gives back to the earth. It’s biodegradable, tree-free, and useful.