About your Order and T&C
Delivery
Can I change my shipping address?
Where is my tracking number?
What kind of delivery options do you offer?
How much does shipping cost?
Where is my order?
Where do you ship?
How long does it take to ship?
What happens if I am not at home when delivery is attempted?
Payment
Why do I still receive the payment pending emails?
What is the status of my payment?
What are the payment options?
How long will payment take to process?
Can I make a payment for my order over the phone?
Why did my payment fail?
Conditions of sale
My Order
Homegrown Stash Member
Rewards
What can I get for the points I've earned?
How do I redeem my points?
I'm very close to earning a reward. Can I buy extra points to get there?
Points
What happens to my points if I make a return?
How can I earn points?
How do I check my points balance?
Does it cost anything to begin earning points?
How long will it take for points to post to my account?
Do my points expire?
How do I contact support if I have questions about my points?
Membership
Your Account and Discounts
Discounts
Web account
How do I create my account in Homegrown?
How do I add/remove an address from my account?
How do I update my password?
I haven't received the email to reset my password. What should I do?
Newsletter
About our Product Selection
Mixpacks
Product
How do I choose my strain?
Why do some strains cost more than others?
Are cannabis strains really that different?
Recommendations
Storage & Germination Guarantee
The Future of Cannabis is here
- All Categories
- Storage & Germination Guarantee
- Storage
- What are the best containers for cannabis seed storage?
What are the best containers for cannabis seed storage?
Above all else, the best containers are heat-proof and vacuum-sealed, though most of us can make do with ‘off-the-shelf’ solutions. The two storage containers listed below are not only cheap and readily available but also act as efficient containers for storing cannabis seeds both long term and short term, however, note that the second container functions better when used for short term storage.
1. Glass jars
Glass jars are ideal, just make sure they’re air-tight, and don’t forget to keep them away from light. Plastic containers aren’t really recommended, the lids are often not as airtight as they seem, and they can create a ‘sweaty’ environment for the seeds.
Ensure you seal the glass jars correctly to limit or completely stop the flow of heat, oxygen, and excess moisture and store in a dark place so the seeds receive little to no light. Doing this will essentially slow down the aging process of the seeds, they are actually living things, and allow you to keep the seeds for longer before germinating them.
2. Ziplock bags
Ziplock bags, though plastic, are a really simple solution, especially short-term. You can easily remove the air to create a vacuum seal (it won’t be absolutely vacuum-sealed, but good enough for temporary storage).
Once sealed, put the bag in any dark container and pop it in a drawer, away from dramatic humidity and temperature swings.
Please, read the full article regarding storage here.