Harvest & Curing How do you store your seeds?

[trailanimal]

sealed container in the coolest corner of the cabin

 

[Rebel]

Thanks for all your input guys! Rep slaps forthcoming!!

 

[Kakarot]

Keeping mine in the freezer at 30 Degrees... In the original packaging if possible if not then just a little sealed bag, then I put those in a C-Vault sealed container THEN I put the C-vault in a lock-box and THEN the lockbox goes to the freezer. I know it seems excessive but I am trying to achieve the longest life possible for the beans. Cold, Dry and Dark is the name of the game boys. :smoking:

 

[sniper]

I'm curious as to the most popular way we all store our seeds? Anyone and everyone please weigh in!!

I store my beans in the freezer...

*sharing one*

Mine are in small packs in a large plastic bait box in the bottom of my fridge the temp and I got 100% germ on some 4 year only seeds

Damn I'd love to just take the seed box and plant everything on the mountain side auto and photos then I could damn near harvest the whole time from may to hell Jan this year if ya had some extreme cold tolerant plants

 

[sniper]

Keeping mine in the freezer at 30 Degrees... In the original packaging if possible if not then just a little sealed bag, then I put those in a C-Vault sealed container THEN I put the C-vault in a lock-box and THEN the lockbox goes to the freezer. I know it seems excessive but I am trying to achieve the longest life possible for the beans. Cold, Dry and Dark is the name of the game boys. :smoking:

I can hardly read that my eyes feel like they are constantly focusing and re focusing it's just that color

 

[briman]

Fridge, in sealed tupperware, in original packaging with rice.

 

[Nicker32]

Seeds in fridge inside old big washed vitamin container. Insi

I keep mine in their original packaging in a glass jar in the fridge ... I also have several inches of instant rice in the bottom of the jar for moisture control ... should be good for several years ...

I do something very similar to this. Only had short term storage so far but 100% germ rate.

 

[dingo]

I keep my seeds in a dark cool(room temp) location. They germinate at about 90% after several years of storage. No special moisture control as I live in a very dry climate. I have seeds that I most likely not use due to being fussy on what to grow next, so I should put them in the freezer but the missus will probably throw them out by mistake.

 

[Grim Reefer]

Freezer is the best way for long term as far as i know. I keep what is to be germinated this year in the fridge.

 

[JayGanja]

I just keep them in baggies in my tea cupboard .it stays about 10-25c in there and since I will be breeding I dont worry about long term storage.but if i did it would be sealed in the deep freezer.