Has anyone dried seeds and canned them? I've seen them for sale, and their expensive! They state they can be stored safely for a minimum of 4 years at 65 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit and much longer at lower temperatures. Each 5.6 degree drop in storage temperature will double the storage life of non-hybrid seeds. Critical factors are temperature and moisture content.
I think it would be wise (if it can be done properly) to have a can of dried seeds that I could store for that long a time and have if I had to 'get out of Dodge' in case of a disaster, and move someplace else.
This is what one site was selling for $45 before S&H.
- 16 Easy To Grow Garden Vegetables
- Special Open Pollinated 100% Non-Hybrid Seed Selection
- Precisely Dried For Long Term Storage ( 4 Years + )
- Exclusive E-Z Lock Resealable and Reuseable Bags
- Triple - Layered Foil Packets Sealed In A Can For Extra Protection
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