How long are the seeds good for???
1574672
In airtight Jars 3-5 yrs. Placed in Refrigerator 6-10 yrs. In freezer 10 -20 yrs.
1574673
I put mine in the freezer. I've used seed over the years and seen little degrading in germ rate. That's how the huge seed vault keeps em fresh.
639952
According to the packing list / storage information 3-5 years when kept in a cool dark place. You can also store in the fridge for 6-10 years. I'm just now harvesting golden zucchini and cucumbers I planted about a month ago. Good luck!
674427
They are good for 6-8 months, I did the favor flowers for my sisters wedding, and we did them about three months in advance, and I bought them one month before, 4 months, and they were so fresh still. they have a hard candy coating, and they work great with crafts. Hope this helps!
2277337
I know my husband stores seeds from year to year in the refrigerator. I haven't needed to store these seeds because I use them up quickly.
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hi, if you bought from this seller ,they ship fast and i never have or had a problem with them ,seeds always fast ship .Amazon best seller
680151
I keep my chia seeds in the refrigerator for as long as they last, maybe even 3-4 months. I've never had them go bad. Maybe that's too long, but it's worked for me. Hope this helps. Maybe you could even freeze them. I haven't had to do that yet, but might try it.
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They should be ok for a month as long as you keep them in a refridgerator. However, using them as soon as they are shipped to you is optimal.
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Dear Christina, thank you for your question. This is Lisa, the owner of Zziggysgal. Your seeds are good for one year after the purchase date but if stored correctly right away, they will stay viable for three years. Here's some tips on the best way to keep your seeds viable during long periods of storage. 1) Most importantly, do not freeze them because each seed contains a tiny droplet of water at its core to be used upon germination. When water freezes, it expands, damaging/compromising the seeds cell structure. 2) The secret to keeping them viable longer is to carefully choose a storage place that does not experience extreme fluctuation in temperatures. 3) I like to place my leftover packets of seeds sealed in a good old fashioned mason jar.
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Yes. I keep my seeds in the freezer in air tight bags and have had some last for over 8 years!
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I have kept raw sesame seeds in the cabinet for a long time, up to 12 months I think. They can get a little stale if you don't keep them tightly sealed. Refrigeration will make them last a lot longer I'm sure.
1708987
If they in the SEALED package they should be good for at least a year. I have used last years leftovers with good results.
2258153
Think they are good for a year. 10 days after opening. I really think they would be ok longer than a year.
1369571
I believe they are good for a year or two. I remember checking the expiration date and knowing I would be using mine up before that date.
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I really would like to know this answer myself. I purchased 100 seeds and planted 40 of them. I soaked them for 2 days, then put them in 4 inch cups and kept them wet for 6 months. Not even a single one came up. I was disappointed.
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Hello Bob. I was told by the seller that if I keep the seeds in the freezer and thaw them slowly before I use them they will be good forever. Hence mine are in the freezer. If you buy these, the seller includes an info sheet on all this. Good luck.
87351
I had them too..and would like them again...please let me know where to get seeds!
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Back when I purchased these a while back I bought 2 at the time (1 for Halloween and 1 for personal consumption) which had a good shelf life. I'd say you'd be good for a few months in my opinion. In case you were wondering there's about 100 nuggets per package. I counted them out at the time. Hope this helps you decide to buy or not. ^Jim
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don't know. When I buy them they are usually good for 6 to 12 months or longer.