compact seed library organiser products?

[waveguide]

wondering if anyone can point me to handy items i can buy to keep my seed collection in.. i'm looking for something compact and light, for carrying a lot.

..the best thing i've seen yet are plastic photo album pages for slides, which have slide-sized pockets with flaps on the top.. it seems, something like this would be the best option for compactness. smaller pockets of course would be better since i have small amounts (couple dozen) of seeds for several dozen strains.

maybe someone knows a product pertinent to some particular field or other that would be appropriate.

 

[jesbuds]

http://www.michaels.com/10468278.html?productsource=PDPZ1

Bead organizers are nice for relatively small collections.

 

[I wood]

Canning jars with a rubber seal, add seed packs with something to absorb moisture and then into the fridge.

 

[stoned-trout]

I would love to organize my seed collection I got thousands of seeds....I use jars with individual clear tiny baggies inside..stored in bottom back of fridge.yeehaw...

 

[Roms]

Yeehaw just take a look at the zippered multi cd pocket...

 

[stoned-trout]

I need something airtight and wont let seeds get crushed....yeehaw..I think long term storage..prob why I just sprouted some 10 year old seeds ...

 

[waveguide]

ty, found my solution using different sized vials and baggies in combo.

i've been using these mini "14 day pill organisers" from the grocery store that are like the bead organisers.. $1.99 and small, still too bulky for what i want.

 

[MJPassion]

In tiny labeled baggies, then placed inside a big pill bottles^ then placed inside an ammo can then in the fridge/freezer.

I don't freeze my seeds because the freeze thaw cycle of frost free freezers will act like the freeze thaw cycle in nature, eventually degrading seed stock.

^pill bottles are organised by year of acquisition.

 

[t99]

If you're going to be "carrying a lot"?, you might want to keep them in something insulated. Imo, I don't think frequent temperature changes would be good for long-term viability.