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pepper seeds question
Hi All,
I wanted t collect seeds from my Anaheim (California) peppers this year. Questions: 1) Do I need to wait till the peppers get red on the vine before harvesting? Or is a touch or red okay to pick and harvest the seeds? 2) I was planning on leaving the seeds on a paper plate to thoroughly dry out, them placing them in a plastic zip lock bag. Will that work? Many thanks, -T |
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pepper seeds question
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Hi All, I wanted t collect seeds from my Anaheim (California) peppers this year. Questions: 1) Do I need to wait till the peppers get red on the vine before harvesting? Or is a touch or red okay to pick and harvest the seeds? when outside is wrinkled. remove seeds and put them on paper to dry, not in the sun, stir once in a while to make sure they all get completely dry. it may take a while to be sure. 2) I was planning on leaving the seeds on a paper plate to thoroughly dry out, them placing them in a plastic zip lock bag. Will that work? they have to be completely dry before putting them into plastic. store in the fridge in a well sealed container. when taking them out to plant remove them from the fridge and let them come up to room temperature before opening the container. or if you only want a few open the container quickly, remove the seeds you want and put the top back on and put them immediately back into the fridge. songbird |
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pepper seeds question
On 2020-08-08 04:40, songbird wrote:
T wrote: Hi All, I wanted t collect seeds from my Anaheim (California) peppers this year. Questions: 1) Do I need to wait till the peppers get red on the vine before harvesting? Or is a touch or red okay to pick and harvest the seeds? when outside is wrinkled. remove seeds and put them on paper to dry, not in the sun, stir once in a while to make sure they all get completely dry. it may take a while to be sure. 2) I was planning on leaving the seeds on a paper plate to thoroughly dry out, them placing them in a plastic zip lock bag. Will that work? they have to be completely dry before putting them into plastic. store in the fridge in a well sealed container. when taking them out to plant remove them from the fridge and let them come up to room temperature before opening the container. or if you only want a few open the container quickly, remove the seeds you want and put the top back on and put them immediately back into the fridge. songbird Thank you! Wrinkled it is! |
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