New Grower Seed Storage

[SHRED]

I keep mine sealed in the refrigerator.

Is this the correct way to store seeds?

 

[witchyhour]

I keep mine sealed in the refrigerator.

Is this the correct way to store seeds?

As far as I know, either that, or well sealed in a dark, cool and dry place. [emoji106]

Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

 

[AutoWonders]

I use two small C Vaults for seed storage. One for Indica and one for sativa and or hybrid. They live in the dark.

 

[autogogo]

that's what I do. If they are loose I put them in a paper envelope and put the envelope in an airtight container with a little jasmine rice to absorb moisture and put them in the fridge down in the crisper drawer. Don't know how long they keep. They say at least 1 year but also 3 years. By then they will be antiques. You will just buy a jar of pellets or something add water only and grow in a vase.

 

[Gatorbackbob]

I put them in the seed vials labeled, with a few grains of rice, then the vials go into an aspirin bottle with a few silica packets, and the bottle goes into a drawer.

 

[arpowre3]

I put them in the seed vials labeled, with a few grains of rice, then the vials go into an aspirin bottle with a few silica packets, and the bottle goes into a drawer.

Great idea

Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

 

[BR549]

I have a metal box I keep in the freezer.

 

[Micron Creek]

I keep mine sealed in the refrigerator.

Is this the correct way to store seeds?

Multiple levels of storage is a great option. Sealed plastic vials, inside of small, sealed hobby bags, inside of airtight tins, inside something that snaps together and locks, in the fridge. You can easily keep your genetics viable for 5 to ten years this way. Currently workin with genetics that had been stored anywhere from two, to seven years in the case of this Boss Hogg.