What about storing seeds ?

well for saving them for a few decades you need to get conditions right. but that being said i have a friend on the other coast sending me a 5 star zipper-keeper binder that i usto keep my seeds in with plastic Baggies back in high school full of random bag seed and a few strains that are from the good old boys in upstate ny. i fully expect half or more to germinate after the 4 years they have been in storage in his attic. pot seeds are tuff as hell.

Im using seed stock from the 80's with many of my heavier sativas.....
7-8 out of 10 germ

have had some sitting in my trucks tool box for many years, tx heat and all. still germ great, they really are pretty tough

GelenaAK420 said:

Have you every done this yourself or friend, that you have seen the results. What's been the longest storage time that you've grown from ?

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Personally had excellent germ rates from 3 year old seed stock stored in this manner. I still have seeds from that crop and have complete confidence they are all just fine.

GelenaAK420 said:

Friends and I are debating over the best way to store seeds for long term. He came across some good seeds but can't grow for a while... like maybe over a year away. How would one do this properly ? Any ideas please would be greatly appreciated.

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A seeds biggest enemy is: Light, Heat and Humidity so store in Fridge sealed with a desiccant and will last over 10 years.

I keep mine in the zips or tubes they came in, in an Altoids can with a little silica pack. They always crack.
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