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this is good
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@acezghost777 Seedcolor will vary some, but ONLY save seeds from FULLY RIPE fruit. I prefer overripe and even spoiling fruits, from which to squeeze the seeds. A lot of pulp will go in, but that also rots away.
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@acezghost777 Not likely. Usually the tomato seeds have to be white before you save it for next season. Organic tomato seeds are all right to save because they will grow. I planted some organic seeds in October and they are doing fine.
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thanks for the info!
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is it ok if the seeds r green
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@fatturdburger it is amazing, ever since I started growing things I have been more and more amazed by it, and more and more appalled by the linear consumerist way that most of society is run!
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Heirlooms have far better flavor too.
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would this process work for other fruits like say strawberries?
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Thank you for the insights, I'll try them out in a weeks time and see what happens.
I beleive this man knows what he is doing and is a well educated farmer. I've learned a few tips from his videos thanks!
PROFILESophiaYates 2 years ago 7
liked.... Saw you using stumbleupon very informative thanks for posting. Please make more videos about how to save seeds from other common garden plants. I had always planned to learn how to do this.
thanks
PriceHunter1 10 months ago