Seed Storage

[ConeSmoker]

I have two boxes for storing seeds a pencil box and a stevia tupperware in the freezer for years without issue. How do you guys store seeds?

 

[ConeSmoker]

I have two boxes for storing seeds a pencil box and a stevia tupperware in the freezer for years without issue. How do you guys store seeds?

Forgot to mention the stevia tupperware is for autos and the pencil box is for photoperiod

 

[Hammerhead]

I use trading card boxes similar to these.. One for HHG seeds and 1 for other breeders. These go inside my mini fridge.
https://www.amazon.com/Trading-Stor...slip+top+card+storage+box,aps,154&sr=8-6&th=1

 

[Creeperpark]

I put my seed in a mason jar with rice in the jar and put that in the fridge drawer. I have a lot of old seeds too, but no time to sprout them.

 

[ConeSmoker]

I use trading card boxes similar to these.. One for HHG seeds and 1 for other breeders. These go inside my mini fridge.
https://www.amazon.com/Trading-Storage-Toploader-Holder-Hobby/dp/B09GJTG76S/ref=sr_1_6?crid=5JJ1FASVD2BS&keywords=slip+top+Card+Storage+Box&qid=1653506105&sprefix=slip+top+card+storage+box,aps,154&sr=8-6&th=1

What is HHG?

I put my seed in a mason jar with rice in the jar and put that in the fridge drawer. I have a lot of old seeds too, but no time to sprout them.

I'm sure you'll get to them eventually. Here to hoping

 

[Hammerhead]

What is HHG?

That is me Hammerhead Genetics

 

[pjlive]

I like to use a dedicated mini fridge with a tray of sodium chloride that I change out each month. Temp. ranges from 43-52 degrees F with an RH range between 32-45 depending on the exterior temperature. The seeds themselves are stored in closed glass vials with either a few rice grains or silica and labeled.

 

[colinriley854]

good now i can also store in dedicated fridge in of tray of sodium chloride

 

[pjlive]

good now i can also store in dedicated fridge in of tray of sodium chloride

Every once in a while you'll be best to go in and fluff up your sodium chloride. As it absorbs moisture you'll find the surface area becomes a little hardened. But a quick fluff with a stick or fork or something helps break it up again so the moisture can get below the surface. Works, great tho. I've used it for many years to help control moisture in confined spaces.

 

[troutman]

I stored my seeds in microcentrifuge and centrifuge tubes in my refrigerator.

 

[Gogin_Diddle]

Cold, dark, air tight, dry, and light free. If you can store seeds in thoes condition, they should last indefinitely.