Re: seed storage


Loren,

This is one of those questions which will initiate several different
responses. I store my seeds in small film containers. Each container holds
up to 6 seeds with a dissident packet (silica) to absorb moisture. The film
containers are then placed in a hermetically sealed jar with an additional
dissident pack (large) on top. The jars are kept at the back of the
refrigerator just above freezing. Every 12 months I change the dissident,
bake at 200F for 24 hrs. and they are re-usable! Just my preference, there
are other methods!

Hope this helps!
Chris Andersen
Moraga, Calif.
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>I need some ideas on how to store seeds.  Should I use jars or plastic
containers, boxes or cans?   What should I use to keep the seeds dry while
in storage? Can you use a vacuum seal of any type, jar,bag,or what ever.
We have an extra refrigerator to keep them in if needed.
>
>Your suggestions and help are appreciated.
>
>Loren from the Napa Valley
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