Brightlight2
Member
Yippee! I got my seeds today from sea of seeds just 10 after I ordered them, now I can get down to the real deal. Question, what's the best way to store seeds?
So excited
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Herbsmoker7
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Cool, dark, and dry. Why are you storing though? Buy a light and get some plants going. You can clone off of the plants too...never buy seeds again.
Brightlight2
Member
I have a small closet and can only grow one or two plants. So keeping them in the ice box a good thing or bad? While I have you, can you tell me once the seedlings are up and going do I transplant the babies straight into their five gallon pots, or into a smaller pot transplanting them later? Any suggestions for best soil and fertlizer to use?
Thanks for your wisdom
Thanks for your wisdom
The Red
Active Member
Woah woah woah... Ice box? I might be wrong here but I think just a spot that is dry and doesn't get hot is about all you need man. Like a pantry or cupboard or a dresser drawer.
whocares100
Active Member
In whatever packaging they came in I would say, I got some in plastic bottles and some in tins, some in bags, I store them that way in a desk drawer
Chumlee1228
Active Member
I would think the cold would kill the seeds, no?
cobra28widow
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Im pretty sure its fine to put in the fridge or freezer but I keep them in the original package inside my dresser.