Hello Lynhal,

Welcome to the boards.

Dutch touch on a good way to germinate seeds and his point that they be kept dry for long term storage is spot on.

I have successfully germ seeds that were well over 10 years old, and the only issue was that fewer seeds poped then when the seeds were newer.
These seeds were keep in a mason jar with small desiccant packs and the jar vacuumed sealed. But were kept in a cool dark place.

Not sure what the effect of freezing will have had on them.

Good luck with them, it sounds like your friend left you something potentially good to remember him by.
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oldmac Reviewed by oldmac on . 20+ year old frozen seeds I looked around for anything similar to my question in these threads but could not find anything remotely close. (I could have missed some threads, though.) I had a friend pass away recently who had kept seeds from the best weeds they had smoked starting in the mid '80s - early 2000's. They kept them frozen. They didn't note the strains or anything more than, "kicked ass" - "mellow" - "couch potato locked" - "fucking unbelievable high" etc. so I have no way of knowing what percentage of Rating: 5