How to save seeds

[OleReynard]

Exactly, that is why it is important to put them at an appropriate humidity and temperature.

In addition to the fact that they are young seeds.

If you take some seeds that have been in a drawer for 2 or 3 years and you freeze them, they will not have the same strength or germination percentage as seeds that have just been taken from the plant...

It's that shot of nitro from the freeze

 

[PandoraSeedBank]

I’m reposting this so some can learn how to properly preserve seeds.

 

[CocoNut 420]

A couple of years back I had seeds stored in the fridge that sprouted?

The top pic was in the packing, I'm not saying that they were kept on "perfect" conditions they were just in the fridge bottom drawer.

 

[PandoraSeedBank]

A couple of years back I had seeds stored in the fridge that sprouted?
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The top pic was in the packing, I'm not saying that they were kept on "perfect" conditions they were just in the fridge bottom drawer.

It's the first time I've seen something like this. If the refrigerator is at a low temperature it should not sprout.
Also, if they have sprouted, it indicates that they had moisture to be able to germinate. If it is the original container, it must not be good for conservation.
The vast majority of seed banks use containers that are not suitable for conservation...