Rhoeco - Drink it, Plant it - Sea Tea, 20g

Steep in hot water for a few minutes.
If desired, you can add a teaspoon of honey to enhance the naturally smooth flavor of the tea.

Grow your own herbs – instructions

Under the lid of this tea package, you will find a seed stick containing organic herb seeds. A small moment with nature begins here. 🌿

1. Find the seed stick

Attached to the underside of the lid is a seed stick containing an organic herb seed mix of the same herbs used in our tea blends.

The seed mix includes:
chamomile
mallow
sage
lemon balm
thyme
hyssop

The glue used in the seed stick is natural and biodegradable. In the soil, it supports seed growth.

Note: the seeds are for planting, not for eating.

2. Plant the seed stick

Fill the package with soil and place the seed stick approximately 9 cm deep.

Please note:
do not plant too deep
most seeds grow in surface soil
water lightly immediately after planting
place in a warm and bright location

The best time to plant is in spring or summer. In winter, we recommend growing indoors near natural light.

Ideal temperature:

18–25 °C

You can speed up growth by temporarily covering the pot with plastic or cling film to create a greenhouse effect.

If desired, you can write the planting date on the seed stick and monitor growth day by day.

3. Water daily

Keep the soil evenly moist, but avoid overwatering.

We recommend:
using a spray bottle or fine watering
watering in the morning or evening
ensuring the soil does not dry out completely

The first shoots usually appear within approximately 7–20 days.

4. Transfer to a larger pot or garden

When the seedlings are about 3–4 cm tall, you can transfer them to a larger pot or directly into the garden.

The packaging is made from biodegradable material that composts naturally in the soil without harmful residues.

Since the material is biodegradable, we recommend monitoring the condition of the packaging and transferring the seedlings to soil in good time.

Dry your own herbs for tea:

When the herbs reach the harvesting stage (flowering time for most herbs), you can dry them yourself for making tea.

Here's how:
collect leaves, flowers, and soft stems
dry them in a dark and well-ventilated space
store dried herbs in an airtight container away from sunlight

This way you preserve the aromas and quality of the herbs longer.