Plantable Seed Rakhi with Cucumber & Amaranth Seeds

Most rakhis last a day. This one keeps growing long after the celebration. 

Ugaoo’s Cucumber and Amaranth Plantable Seed Rakhi Kit comes with a traditional roli chawal. Tie it, celebrate the day, and when it’s over, plant it. As the seeds take root, they become a quiet reminder that the strongest relationships aren’t measured by a single celebration, but by the care that follows.

Because Raksha Bandhan isn’t just about tying a rakhi. It’s about nurturing the bond it represents. This Raksha Bandhan, Nibhao with Ugaoo.

How to plant the seed rakhi?

• Set Up the Pot: Fill a small pot with loose, well-drained soil. Ugaoo's Potting Mix or Organic Veggie Mix works well here.
  
  
• Prepare the Rakhi: After the festival, plant the whole Rakhi, threads and all, directly into the soil. Cover lightly and water well. As it breaks down, the seeds will begin to sprout.
  
  
  
  
• Moisten with Water: Use a spray bottle to gently dampen the soil. Avoid pouring water straight from a mug, as the force can wash the seeds away.
  
  
• Sunlight and Care: Keep the pot in a dark spot to help the seeds germinate. Keep the soil consistently damp, not soggy, and watch for little green sprouts within 7 to 14 days.