ThaliaGreen
Vegetating
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Hello friends, so when I decide to start a new hobby, I tend to go a bit overboard, it's actually a huge problem. Anyways, I've found myself in a situation where I have more seeds than I'll probably be able to grow in a reasonable time frame, and I was wondering how everyone is storing theirs?
I found a YouTube video with some guy going over a scientific study that said that storing seeds at -20 degrees C is the best for long term storage, but then I've read other pages that say if the moisture level of a seed is too high, freezing will form ice crystals and kill the seed. Obviously I can't tell how much moisture is in my seed so what does everyone here do? Fridge, freezer, neither?
Thanks!
I found a YouTube video with some guy going over a scientific study that said that storing seeds at -20 degrees C is the best for long term storage, but then I've read other pages that say if the moisture level of a seed is too high, freezing will form ice crystals and kill the seed. Obviously I can't tell how much moisture is in my seed so what does everyone here do? Fridge, freezer, neither?
Thanks!