How do you store your seeds?

I keep my seeds for over a year.
Historically I have just kept them in my fridge but germination rates weren't great (maybe 50% after a year) so I got a vacuum sealer and started keeping seeds in my freezer.
I read about the world seedbanks keeping things at ~0% RH for long term storage so I even vacuum seal with a dessicant to make sure RH is low pre-freezing.

But I find my germination rate is still around 50% after a year.

Does anyone have a different trick to use or should I just accept not having 100% germination after a year?

I kept mine in a drawer in a dresser for over a decade and still germinated no problems lol

I have one of those holiday popcorn tins full. I just tossed a silica packet in there & crossed my fingers. Only 1 bean declined life in the last 2 years. I have some stored in small wooden boxes as well. Open packs get a pinch of raw rice thrown in the bag/vial.

Keeping them in an airtight container with silica in the fridge is pretty standard. You can soak old seeds in an h2o2 solution to improve germination rate too.

I keep mine in my clothes draw in the dark and they still work years later with 100% success.

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I like to keep them in real humid hot place like the trunk of your car on a hot summer day. It’s great for the shells to absorb the heat.

I keep my seeds under my pillow and every night. I read them a story about how this special OG Kush bean got lost in the woods and found the perfect soil to germ in.

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In a ziplock bag, inside a jar which in 1-inch deep with uncooked white rice, in the fridge.