green thumb115
Well-Known Member
hey i was just wondering. how long can seeds last without being planted?
seeds?
- Thread starter green thumb115
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years, the cooler & drier you keep them the longer they'll last. dry rice is a good cheap drying agent to pack with your seeds in the fridge (silica gel is even better)
SpidermanDave
Member
so would a seed 5 years + still have a high percentage of germinating?
Supernaut JM
Member
Yeah, that's the way. Got my seeds wrapped in paper, in a jar with some rice in the bottom, sitting in the fridge's fruit and veg bin.
I've sprouted 8 year old lettuce seeds which are tiny compared to MJ, they were refrigerated and stored with silica gel.
GuerrillaGreenery
Active Member
ive had seeds for 5 years that sprouted. kept them in film bottles in the freezer/