Seeds shipped during winter?

zimyh810

zimyh810

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I just wanted to run this question by all of you, I thank you for your knowledge and experience... I live in the upper Midwest an have never ordered seeds after October until spring. Is there any issues in doing this?
 
chemphlegm

chemphlegm

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well, one issue would be is no new genetics from october till spring:eyesmoke:

seeds fall and over winter in the snow until the next year. I wouldnt leave my seeds in the snow, but the mail box is works every time, season after season. some store their seeds in the freezer too but I've found my fridge seeds are viable longer than my freezer seeds, both packed with desiccant bags, in a insulated lunch pack.
 
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Angry Pollock

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chemphlegm said:
well, one issue would be is no new genetics from october till spring:eyesmoke:

seeds fall and over winter in the snow until the next year. I wouldnt leave my seeds in the snow, but the mail box is works every time, season after season. some store their seeds in the freezer too but I've found my fridge seeds are viable longer than my freezer seeds, both packed with desiccant bags, in a insulated lunch pack.
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yeah, unless they're produced indoors, like 95% are.
 
zimyh810

zimyh810

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I didn't know for sure if freezing them was good untill I realized they freeze outside every year
 
zimyh810

zimyh810

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That an ive always ordered clone onlys but im looking for something to spice up my outdoor runs that will flower in a shorter amount of time then most clone onlys i can get
 
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