Ordering Seeds In The Winter?

[achaser87]

Hey everyone, I ordered seeds on saturday and just got to thinking... Its cold as fuck outside. Purchase 7 seeds, all feminized:
1)Next Generation NY Purple Diesel
2)Reserva Privada Skywalker OG Kush3)Emerald Triangle Super Sour OG
4)Kannabia Mataro Blue
5)Barneys Farm LSD
6)Barneys Farm Tangerine Dream
7)Greenhouse Trainwreck

Not really looking for info just wondering if this is going to effect my chances at a grow?

 

[wyteberrywidow]

I dont really think it would affect the seed from germinating if thats what you are thinking about

 

[achaser87]

ight thanks man

 

[moldybologna]

Some people store seeds in the freezer for long term storage so it won't be problem. On a side note if you do store seeds in the freezer be sure to pull them out and place them in the refrigerate for a few days before trying to germinate.

 

[Punk]

Ideally, you keep seeds cool and dry, but not frozen. Although the time in postal transit, some of which WILL be above freezing, won't hinder anything one bit.

 

[kermit2692]

marijuana is an annual meaning that every winter seeds drop and the plants die...what do you think happens to those dropped seeds?! they sit in the snow and the frozen ground until next spring your seeds will be just fine

 

[hsfkush]

marijuana is an annual meaning that every winter seeds drop and the plants die...what do you think happens to those dropped seeds?! they sit in the snow and the frozen ground until next spring your seeds will be just fine

Logic is priceless.

 

[redzi]

Freezer burn....bad for meat, bad for seeds. Freezer burn occurs because of the frost free in upright freezers. The freezer rises just barely above freezing just long enough to melt the frost...this can occur several times a day. If you want to store long term use a chest freezer and place seeds in a metal or glass air tight container with as little dead space as possible. Unless you plan to store a seed for 4 or more years a refridgerator is good enough.

 

[cheechako]

My last batch sat in the mailbox all day when it was 20F below zero. No problems germinating them.