Does my seeds look healthy?

[orangeman]

Well, I know some of them arent but for the most part do some of them look healty? I know for a fact most of them would germinate but I just felt like making this thread because I wonder if they are healthy enough to last for 2 more years because I might plant two outside next year and save the rest for the year after when I have all my gear for growing indoors for sure.

[mad5387]

Why dont you pollinate and seed a plant this year so you have seeds for the next year.

[mad5387]

Im know the darker the better. But Im not sure how long they store.

[Trivium]

Hey orange. I recently came across my bag of all of my old great seeds, wich is about 4-500 seeds, and they're all fine. They were kept in a droor in my room and germinated fine, your's should be fine too.

[Jdog7000]

Give each one a little squeeze inbetween your fingures.
If it doesn't crack. It viable.

[orangeman]

Why dont you pollinate and seed a plant this year so you have seeds for the next year.

Well if I have any female and male plants that are growing outside I will allow the female to get fully pollinated. I wont have good bud to smoke this season but it'll be well worth it for future purposes :).

Btw Jdog, I've heard of that method before, done it and none of them cracked or anything :D.

[GrowinGreen23]

i would honesty say i see about 4-5 seeds viable in there some are way too light

GG23

[Trivium]

i would honesty say i see about 4-5 seeds viable in there some are way too light

GG23

Sorry dawg, I have some that are a bit lighter then some of them and still germd fine.

[Opie Yutts]

Does my seeds look healthy?

Yes they does, and I have heard of people storing seeds for many years.

[Login Failed]

I had some probably 5 years that germinated. Kept them in a closet in a film canister.

[rhino44]

I'd just grow them out for a learning experiment if it is your first grow and I'm assuming they are bagseed. Maybe you'll get a few great plants maybe nothing but it will be a good experience nonetheless. If you get more serious about it in the future I'd suggest buying some seeds from a reputable dealer or getting clones from a friend so you know what your growing. Therefore knowing their needs and flowering times and so on.

[orangeman]

I'd just grow them out for a learning experiment if it is your first grow and I'm assuming they are bagseed. Maybe you'll get a few great plants maybe nothing but it will be a good experience nonetheless. If you get more serious about it in the future I'd suggest buying some seeds from a reputable dealer or getting clones from a friend so you know what your growing. Therefore knowing their needs and flowering times and so on.

I planted 4 outside already and I'm saving 2 more for next year and then saving the rest for when I can actually get a grow-op for the inside. And yes they are bag seeds :p.