Question regarding seeds.

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Have some Snowhigh Electric Grape Punch seeds from 2013 that are in a bag inside a mason jar. The jar was out on a desk for about a year, maybe a year and a half. Exposed to room light in the room the entire time. No sun light. Today I put them away in a dark room. Prior to that exposure to light they were in the dark. Will they be okay?
 
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Have some Snowhigh Electric Grape Punch seeds from 2013 that are in a bag inside a mason jar. The jar was out on a desk for about a year, maybe a year and a half. Exposed to room light in the room the entire time. No sun light. Today I put them away in a dark room. Prior to that exposure to light they were in the dark. Will they be okay?
 
J2M3S

J2M3S

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-_-DarkPassenger-_- said:
Have some Snowhigh Electric Grape Punch seeds from 2013 that are in a bag inside a mason jar. The jar was out on a desk for about a year, maybe a year and a half. Exposed to room light in the room the entire time. No sun light. Today I put them away in a dark room. Prior to that exposure to light they were in the dark. Will they be okay?
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Have some Snowhigh Electric Grape Punch seeds from 2013 that are in a bag inside a mason jar. The jar was out on a desk for about a year, maybe a year and a half. Exposed to room light in the room the entire time. No sun light. Today I put them away in a dark room. Prior to that exposure to...
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Dorian2

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Try them out. I have some pepper seeds from Hawaii that a friend brought to me 5 years back. I lost track of them in the garage (Canadian winters) for a couple of years until I cleaned it up. Then I misplaced them again in a bunch of guitar gear in my furnace room for another year or so. To my surprise, they popped and ended up being great producers and really rigorous plants.
 
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Dorian2 said:
Try them out. I have some pepper seeds from Hawaii that a friend brought to me 5 years back. I lost track of them in the garage (Canadian winters) for a couple of years until I cleaned it up. Then I misplaced them again in a bunch of guitar gear in my furnace room for another year or so. To my surprise, they popped and ended up being great producers and really rigorous plants.
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Thank you! That is awesome! I was worried about the light killing them!
 
conor c

conor c

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greenmobster440 said:
They should crack. I've had older beans not well stored crack. I think time depletes viability a little but cannabis is a survivor.

Crack dem beans bro.
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Oh definitely ive popped stuff 20+ thats never seen a fridge or freezer just sat in a drawer all those years so its definitely a survivor for sure as u said germ rate and also seedling survival rate after popping goes down a bit to after a certain point but some make it so its better than nothing i find popping old seeds fairly easy its just old ones alot of em will pop then just give up due to having no energy reserves left i guess after using em to survive all that time
 
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