Seeds preservarion

[Popo]

First at all hello! and thank you in advance for this great way to learn, i don't know if i'm doing my question in the right place of the forum, if not, really sorry about that but i'm new.

My question is: what is the best way to preserve the seeds out of the GHS original package? I want to know if i win something in the scratch & win thank you very much!

[Dust]

haha like everybody well normally you can replace the seeds in the package more or less once its opened, if no put it in  a plastic zipper bag, in a little box in a cold place with not too much humidity If it is for a really long time you can put it in a freezer but you need to vacuum the bags it is better

 

Have a good Scratching

[Popo]

Ja ja thank you very much Dust! Now i go to win one prize and write you back ✈️

[Vertox]

My own Seeds last the longest in zipperbags in a metal box, put it in some random drawer and they will last for decades

Freezing is a trade off as it kills a lot of seeds in the process of freezing, the survivers tho will be as fresh as day one when u unfreeze them.

I know ppl who burry them at 3 feet under the ground where the whole year is the same Temp.

There is a lot of ways pretty much all of them work as long as u dont keep ur seeds at hot, humid or in the Sun ur fine.

 

cheerz

[Popo]

Thanks for your time Vertox!

I need to preserve the seeds for just a few months.

Now i know

. Plastic Zipper bags

. Not light

. Low humidity

. Calm place

[Vertox]

Ye dont even worry about it for a few month ur gonna be fine without freezing or other drastic stuff

 

Cheers

[NL Seattle Greg]

Aloha, My Grandfather's old seed trick from Norway uses dried grain! Most growers have no clue what to do with seed after air drying. Here is how Northern Lights seed from Seattle has dried seed for over 40 years. 100% germination is the goal. http://www.realseeds.co.uk/Drying.html