Seed Starters
Homemade seed starters. You may have seen them online before and wondered where and how to get started. Well, creating eggshell seed starters is a straightforward process, particularly when you have eggshells that break conveniently. Opt for large brown eggs for best results. To make these DIY starters, gather your empty eggshells, the egg carton, soil, and seedlings.

Place an empty shell in each slot of the egg carton, then fill it with soil and add a seedling. Leave a little space between the soil and the edge of the shell. Since these are seedlings, they won’t need to compete for sunlight and space, making eggshells a practical and eco-friendly choice for nurturing your young plants.
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