seed shelf life?

i got my seeds from attitude.. i got like 7 different kind(3 of the 7 being 5 packs) i only plan on growing 4 plants at a time and only 1 of each strain...

my questions are... whut is the best way to store my remaining seeds?? and how long will/can a seed last??

thanks for the help!

honestly seeds last for a good while..are they fem seeds..if not planting one at a time could lead to upset..also just keep in mind FEM seeds can turn to male..if stressed out enough.. dutch seeds are very sensitve

google "storing seeds"

yea they are femd seeds... mostly g13 labs... then a couple greenhouse... and some dna genetics reserva privada og kush seeds...

Put um in the fridge.......

i found a couple bags of seeds from a dispensary that has been closed for over 2 years and they ALL germinated. These seeds were kept in a box in a friends garage.

I keep mine in the freezer .

Quickee said:

honestly seeds last for a good while..are they fem seeds..if not planting one at a time could lead to upset..also just keep in mind FEM seeds can turn to male..if stressed out enough.. dutch seeds are very sensitve

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fem seeds if done properly cannot turn male, they turn into hermies, which will pollinate with hermi traits. The whole point of fems seeds, is that they are missing the male chromosome, you have to convert a true female into a hermi, and then pollinate another true female with the fixed pollen. no males involved, all female genetics, but there way too touchy and unpredictible.

i keep my seeds labeled and in a cool dark drawer in a film container or mylar envelope.

Seems like read somewhere that some seeds were found in one of the pyramids in Egypt and it sprouted just fine at 2,000 years old. Would suspect cool and dry would be the ticket.

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Seeds last anywhere from 1-2 years without refrigeration. By the end of the first year usually germination rates drop to the 90% range (usually one or two won't germinate, but sometimes they all end up being fine). If you store your seeds in a refrigerator (thats what seed breeders do) then they can last anywhere from 2-5 years without a drop in germination rate usually. No matter how you cut it they have a long shelf life.

Someone I know is buying 55 seeds next week and they aren't all that concerned with shelf life. That's really the least of their worries.

i wasnt really concerened with it to the point where im not going to buy em... i have already recieved them and was just curious... figured it was around a few years but just wasnt 100% on that.. thanks for all ur help everyone

a short time ago I actually found a seed in a location where I know it must have been at least 3 years old. It did sprout even though I managed to kill it later by not following advice given. The whole point of the hard shell is so the seed can survive "hard times" then sprout when it detects enough moisture.
I don't know if this is typical though.