fridge seeds

[Jjgrow420]

What's a lung room?

The room you draw air from where you make the air the temp and humidity you want before it enters your grow space

 

[big bud man 413]

The room you draw air from where you make the air the temp and humidity you want before it enters your grow space

So the room you're grow tents in ?

 

[Jjgrow420]

So the room you're grow tents in ?

Not necessarily. It's wherever you draw air from. Mine is the next room over where I have dehumidifier running to bring down the rh before being delivered into the tent

 

[Splinter7]

What's a lung room?

room outside my grow room/closet.

 

[Splinter7]

So the room you're grow tents in ?

tents are in closet, the room the closet is in.

 

[go go kid]

though i expect folks to come out of the woodwork to tell me that they just keep their seeds in the dark and have no problem, there are countless posts and recs to keep beans cold, dark and dry.
however, i have seen a few people post that the fridge harmed the germ rates.
what is the verdict on this?

also, what is the procedure when using from the fridge?
do i need to take them out 3 days in advance of using them?
Can i take them out and put them back in?
the process at the beginning of each grow is to get a single plant for many different strains. it sometimes takes a few seeds to get each slot filled with the correct strain. the problem is i would need to take seeds out, wait 3 days, germ for 3 days, check results, take out seeds and wait 3 days, then germ for 3 days again, then repeat again if neede that is a long spread of time to get all the germinations done. this makes the grow quite offset if running tent as a unit.

in case it matters: i have most of my expensive stuff in the fridge, inside a carboard box that is inside two freezer bags. most of the seeds are then in small baggies, small tubes or in their factor sealed packs. i kept anther stash of lower cost and self made seeds in my normal drawer in the lung room. is this ok? do i need to keep them there for now on?

i allways keep seeds for long term storage in the freezer with tea bags as dessicant bags, they work well and can be replaced easily. seeds woill last 12 yrs + if stored this way.
i also allow seeds to come up to room temp for 3 days, then pop into soil (potting compost, best quality JACKS MAGIC) you get what yoiu pay for these days.

 

[go go kid]

I've got some gems from the late 90's early 2000's that I've been holding onto. Bunch of tga dank bank stuff. Last time I popped a timewreck (male) about 2 years ago, it had no issue.

ill take your address and this $300 burglers kit if your not getting rid of the 90' - 2000 stock then thanx

 

[Antidote Man]

I purchased a wine fridge for my seeds.

 

[go go kid]

Nice fridge/humadore

 

[Antidote Man]

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Nice fridge/humadore

It's a wine fridge, I looked at humidors also - they allow you to dial in humidity, but from what I found it wasn't in the optimal range for seeds. They also don't get cold like wine fridges do. I set mine to 41 and it drops to 39 sometimes, optimal range. Close as I could get it, but other wine fridges go a little lower.

 

[go go kid]

i was thinking that seeds would naturaly go down below freezing in nature, so maybe all seeds would benafit from stratification, just a thaught