Saving Bell Pepper Seeds

Discussion in 'Fruit and Veg Gardening' started by Pricklypear, Sep 8, 2013.

  1. Pricklypear

    Pricklypear Seedling

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    How interesting. Never done this jar of water thing before. Although, I have rinsed off some tomato, cantaloupe and honey dew seeds under the tap to get the goo off them.

    That's what I love about this forum, we can learn from each other. I looked up saving seeds and sure enough, washing the seeds in water before drying is how it's done by serious seed savers (who know what they are doing).
     
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    Youy don`t have to do all that with pepper seeds because they are separate from the flesh. Just take them out and dry them on a paper towel.
     
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    How do you separate the good seeds from the bad?
     
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    I personally don`t worry about it. 100% germination is next to impossible. And if I remember correctly since there is no flesh on pepper seeds,,neither are they moist and dense,,almost all should float !! Will check next year.
     



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