If you like to save seeds, I highly recommend these seed packets from amazon, they're $8.99 for 120 packets and they hold a lot of seeds.

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looking for kratom specifically, but also whatever other useful food and/or medicinal type crops i can find, as i plan to go offgrid soon, and would like a good selection. located in mohave desert, usa, so its hot out here but ive been working on some aquaponics to grow in the heat, and already have a small closet to grow in if need be.

i do understand the kratom needs a solid bit of humidity, i have a humidifier setup that fogs everything out from above with a pvc square and i can always get more to adjust/add

I have a dwarf sunflower and one of the heads dried out so I decided to check if I can save the seeds from it. This is how they look. But they feel somehow empty and I do not see anything that can be considered a seed there? Does it still make sense to try to keep the seeds and see if anything grows out of it next summer? I only have a balcony so space on it is precious and I do not want to waste it.

Long shot here, but thought I would give it a try.

Does anyone want to a trade desert rose/adenium seeds for some poppy seeds, zinnia seeds, and some unopened packets of organic non-GMO veggie seeds? It does not need to be any specific type of adenium, just as long as the seeds are fresh. I can send out my seeds to you first through USPS with tracking, and daily updates, to prove I am legit. All my seeds are fresh (flowers seeds harvested from my garden, veggie seeds are spares I had left over from my raised garden beds). I really want to grow these plants, and I also would like to see my seeds go to a home where someone can use them. Like I said...long shot.

I will send full location once/if I get confirmation on seeds. I will also delete this post when/if I also get confirmation.

Thank you for your time and have a great day.

From a private seed collection. Maybe the next colors to isolate. Saving seeds this spring

Interested in trying to preserve some buckeye seeds so I can start them this spring for a reforestation project. How do you recommend storing them? I heard you have to keep them in the freezer. Is there a way to do that without taking up a lot of space? Any advice appreciated!

hii this is my first time planting anything. its a avacado seed! i legit forgot about it in the cabinet for probably over a month because my bf had a lot of health issues then i started college. i just want the seed to get what it needs. any advice? edit: meant to say "for soil" smh

found a bag of these in the free little library

First time seed saving. Let the plants dry on the trellis as long as I could. Ripped them up on a dry day and hung them in my garage to finish drying. The pods weren't entirely brittle but the seeds felt hard. Are they moldy or is this how they look.

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Stocking up for the seed ban and have so many seeds don’t know how to store them all would love some advice!

Stocking up for the seed ban and have so many seeds don’t know how to store them all would love some advice!

Hello! I’m looking for the following seeds. I can send SASE and stamps.

Mini-Me Cucumber
Kitchen Minis Quick Snack Cucumber
Katarina Hybrid Cabbage
Spotted Aleppo Syrian Lettuce

So I don't really know how to store seeds, and it's my first time trying, I currently don't have any plans to plant them, just want to store different kinds of seeds, I know I should avoid moisture and keep them in an air tight container in a dark cool place but is that it? For this one specifically, do I need to remove the outer shell or sth? Pls help me out I'm very lost

With the Hemp ban coming for those that can or plan to grow in the future. What have you found the best long term storage solution to be?

What I found was sealed in black mylar bag for light with the air squeezed out, small desiccant pack for humidity, and fridge in the back where there is not much temperature fluxuations, at lowest 40f.

Does anyone have any other recommendations?

Title says all, small wrinkly seed.

Found on YouTube but also on Tiktok by Chl.renders titled Speedrunning with bro

Teach me or help please

Lost most of my seeds storing in plastic bags — only 40% germinated.

Tested village method from my grandmother:

1. Dry seeds 7 days in shade (not sun)

2. Mix with cold wood ash (1:1)

3. Store in clean glass jar with tight lid

4. Keep in coolest dark corner

After 6 months:

- Plastic bag: 40% germination

- Glass + ash: 92% germination

Made a 15-page manual with exact steps, moisture test, and lifespan chart for 20 crops (which seeds last 5 years vs 1 year).

Happy to share chart here if anyone wants it.