25 Seed Embedded Recycled Lotka Printer Paper

Used for event programs by printing 2 per sheet. Printed so nicely!! Perfectly imperfect. Each sheet is unique :)

This seed paper is beautiful. It prints wonderfully it also holds stamping designs as well. Markers can bleed a little bit more than most paper, but it’s still very beautiful at the end result. The size is perfect. I can get two 4 x 6 panels out of it and then I can cut it on my cricut. Use the homemade paper setting. I planted all my scraps and I now have beautiful flowers growing.

I use these to print my thank you notes on for my Etsy store to go with my theme of eco-friendly products. They’re beautiful, and customers love the concept. They’re thinner than normal printer paper, so you need to print them individually, but that’s not problematic for me. I do make sure to include the planting directions directly state that these are spring to summer plantings.I’m guessing that the people who aren’t able to get these to grow aren’t following the directions. Seriously, they can only be covered with 1/8” soil (I know you think it needs more but IT DOESN'T), and they MUST be kept consistently moist. As a gardener, I can attest that seeds are difficult to germinate and keep alive to adulthood. That’s why big box stores make a lot of money on potted adult plants. But these WILL grow if you just follow the instructions!

My wife and I ordered several packs of this paper to use for the programs at our wedding. The paper was delivered very quickly and was pretty much as described.We took the paper to a local FedEx/Kinko's, and the attendant printed a trial run but it was evident that it would not work in a professional copier/printer. The attendant worried that the pages would stick together and clog the machines. It worked pretty well with our ink-jet printer at home. The pages did have a tendency to stick together so we had to be present as they were printed to re-feed sheets as needed. The print was clear and without smudges.The pages DO NOT have consistent thickness and some pages were much thicker than others - some seemed as thin as onion paper. As such we were not able to use this as intended for double-sided printing and couldn't use most of what we printed. We substituted craft paper for half the programs instead of using seed paper for all of them - which was fine but a little disappointing. The thinner pages were still find for one-sided printing.Overall I recommend this for smaller projects or handmade crafts.

Used this paper to add crescent moons to my mom's memorial service announcement so they could plant seeds in loving memory of her. They cut beautifully using my Cricut Maker with the rotary blade and tissue paper setting on the light grip mat. Waiting to see if any plants come up from the scraps I planted... I'll post once I determine the outcome.

Thin sheets, good for printers or copiers. Have some planted right now, waiting for seeds to sprout. Very thin, so not recommended for anything that would be better suited for cardstock. Made in Nepal.

Looks great and prints well but smells very bad for some reason. I’m really hoping the smell dissipates.

I use this paper to print photos and turn them into intricate art collages (that I will eventually plant). I even have sewn onto it and it holds up well. I absolutely love the texture and quality! It’s my very favorite material to make art with.