OldSkewlGrower
Active member
I agree that quality and manner of packing plays a great role in longevity. Seems from your experience that drier conditions resulted in better germ rates. 50% is great for almost 40 years! Are you going to make the next generation?No they were frozen since Some were good and some not so much (the sk 1 are still frozen ) I think it had more to do with how they were packed more than age. Most were folded in paper but some were in plastic bags, they are all in a Tupper ware container. The ones in the paper did better. I think it was a matter of moisture they are now all in paper with silica packs. In general they are about at 50 percent now. I kinda knew the whole thing about freezing but thought at the time not knowing when I would grow it was best. Keep those babies cold even for the photo ,I'm a bit anel that way I only brake my seed out below freezing