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| Welcome to My Bomb Sanctuary |
Before I have Homeland Security swooping down like an angry eagle, let me explain my ulterior and peaceful motives. I make bombs to spread love and nutrients among butterflies, bees and songbirds.
And you can make pollinator bombs, too! Here's a Wordless Wednesday tutorial:
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| 1. You need space to do the dirty work. A garage or shed works well. |
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| 2. Recycle common items for supplies. A yogurt cup makes a funnel. |
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| 3. Gather something nutrient dense. Compost or horse apples will do. |
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| 4. If you make a liquid compost, use a milk jug to store it. |
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| 5. Best to funnel your black gold outside as it can be messy. |
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| 6. Add 2 cups compost or enriched soil to 5 cups of powdered clay. |
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| 7. Add 1/4 cup of cayenne pepper. |
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| 8. Add 1 cup of LOCAL (to you) wildflower seeds, pollinator-friendly. |
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| 9. Pour enough liquid black gold (compost water) to make a thick mixture. |
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| 10. Roll mixture into truffle-sized bombs (do not confuse for truffles). |
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| To bomb your space, lob into grassy spots. |
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| Let nature take its course and bloom your bombs over time. |
| Butterflies emerge hungry. Bombs provide food. So do clovers. |
| Did you know that dandelions attract butterflies and bees? Leave them! |
| Create space that is wild and free as a fluttering butterfly. |
| Pristine lawns might "look" nice but they are empty cupboards to pollinators. |












