DIY Project: Make A Biodegradable Flower Bomb

Jesse guides viewers through creating a biodegradable flower bomb, a fun and eco-friendly project perfect for Mother's Day. The tutorial covers gathering materials, preparing and processing paper, adding seeds, forming the bomb, and drying it. Safety tips are provided, especially when using sharp tools. The flower bomb can be planted, where it will dissolve and help flowers grow.

What is the first step in creating a biodegradable flower bomb?

• Mixing seeds with paper pulp

• Ripping construction paper into squares

• Drying the flower bomb

• Adding water to the jar

Why is it important to have an adult assist with the food processor?

• The blades are extremely sharp

• The processor is heavy

• The processor is difficult to operate

• The processor is expensive

What type of seeds does Jesse recommend using for the flower bomb?

• Sunflower seeds

• Rose seeds

• Marigold seeds

• Daisy seeds

What should you do if the paper pulp is too wet before adding seeds?

• Add more paper

• Add more water

• Dry it completely

• Squeeze out a little water

How long should the flower bomb dry before it is ready to use?

• 12 to 24 hours

• 24 to 36 hours

• 48 to 72 hours

• 36 to 48 hours