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nsw Australia.

i usually keep my seeds in the crisper of the fridge.; just wondering, is it better to freeze seeds? and how long would they be viable in the freezer??? thank you, Garry ;;;

7/12/2017 4:48:20 PM

Eugene,OR

Ideally you want seeds to stay at a steady cold temperature with little humidity. A "deep freeze" which does not cycle through defrost cycles is a great way to store seeds. A"frost free" freezers not the best because it cycles from freezing to a warmer temperature as it runs through it's defrost cycle. You want a a good flat line temperature with all the moisture sucked out of the atmosphere, kind of like how Han Solo was frozen.

7/12/2017 5:40:56 PM

Little-TON - Colorado

Cool and dry in a sealed container in my basement....The 500 Wallace germed this year after all that time. I no longer freeze due to me frost free freezer...

7/12/2017 6:15:15 PM

nsw Australia.

o.k. thank you. i'll just keep them the way i have done,
in a clip lock container, in the crisper;;;;garry.

7/13/2017 4:28:40 PM