planting seed paper
transform paper into life — a guide to growing your fiore
Every sheet of Fiore seed paper carries within it the promise of new life. Made from 100% recycled materials and embedded with carefully selected wildflower seeds, our paper is designed to return to the earth and bloom.
prepare
Tear or cut your seed paper into small pieces, about 1-2 inches. This helps the seeds make better contact with the soil and allows water to penetrate more easily. There's no need to remove any parts — the entire paper is plantable.
plant
Fill a pot or container with quality potting soil, leaving about an inch from the rim. Place the paper pieces on top of the soil, spreading them evenly. Press them gently into the surface, then cover with a thin layer of soil — approximately ⅛ inch (3mm).
water
Water the soil thoroughly until evenly moist, but not waterlogged. The paper needs to stay consistently damp during the first few weeks to allow the seeds to germinate. A spray bottle works beautifully for gentle, even watering.
nurture
Place your pot in a sunny spot — most wildflowers love at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight. Keep the soil moist but not soaked. Within 7-10 days, you'll begin to see tiny sprouts emerging. Continue watering regularly as they grow.
bloom
As your seedlings mature, they'll develop into beautiful wildflowers. Depending on the variety, expect blooms within 8-12 weeks. You can transplant them outdoors once they're established, or enjoy them in their original container.
tips for success
light
Most seeds need plenty of sunlight. A south-facing window or outdoor spot works best.
moisture
Keep soil consistently moist during germination. Reduce watering once plants are established.
temperature
Room temperature (65-75°F / 18-24°C) is ideal for germination. Avoid frost.
patience
Every seed has its own timeline. Some sprout in days, others take weeks. Trust the process.
what to expect
seeds in our paper
"From paper to petals — every fiore begins with intention and grows with care. Thank you for giving our paper a second life."